Four African countries win big at WSIS+20 global digital awards
Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe received accolades at the WSIS+20 event in Geneva, recognising their innovative projects in digital access, innovation, e-health, and youth empowerment.
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Abia State signs digital partnership with MTN Nigeria
The telco plans to broaden internet coverage throughout Abia, including rural areas, as part of the deal to provide continuous connectivity.
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AfCFTA challenges innovators to tackle cross-border trade barriers
Young African innovators aged 18-35 are invited to submit digital solutions for cross-border trade challenges, with the chance to win funding, mentorship, and partnerships.
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Nokia, Airtel boost Zambian digital entrepreneurs
The launch of the Online Entrepreneurship Learning Programme is aimed at equipping young Zambians with essential digital and business skills.
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ITU laments Africa's lack of skills in new technologies
The United Nations Technology Agency has expressed worry over Africa's lack of advanced digital skills in new technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and the Internet of Things.
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Comoros builds new data centre thanks to AfDB funds
The Bank’s financing consists of 4.02 million euros provided by the African Development Fund and 5.49 million euros provided by the bank’s transition support facility.
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Zamtel launches e-SIM services in Zambia
The telco says that by introducing the e-SIM, it is improving customer experience and taking another step toward better convenience and value.
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Zambia welcomes partnerships with Huawei
The country’s government has applauded the support of the Chinese vendor in meeting its digital transformation ambitions.
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Unleashing Africa’s digital revolution: pathways to sustainable economic growth
Exploring how Africa’s digital revolution fosters economic growth by empowering citizens, digitizing languages, and promoting innovation and research.