Social media makes $8.3bn for SA mobile operators
Facebook was the leading contributor, followed by WhatsApp and TikTok.
Samuel Mungadze
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Senate progresses social media legislation
The legislative body is debating moves to mandate social media companies operating in Nigeria to establish physical offices in country.
1:30
MTN Group chair falls victim to imposter once more
The telco said any comments shared on the account do not represent the views of its chairman, and it is taking the required steps to resolve this.
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TikTok removes 334,000 malicious videos in Kenya
TikTok says the decision is part of the company's efforts to offer a safer environment for its platform users.
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Guardians of the brand: Why cyber security is your digital marketing MVP
Incorporating cyber security into your digital marketing strategy is a proactive approach to maintaining brand integrity.
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Zambian young people receive digital entrepreneurship training
The training initiative is the most recent chapter in ITC's continuous efforts in Zambia to close the digital connectivity gap and generate new opportunities for SMEs.
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MTN South Sudan, Zain celebrate lifting of social media ban
According to the National Communication Authority, the suspension was meant to avoid any further escalation of violence.
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TikTok resumes service in the US, Trump gets credit
The company says it will work with President Donald Trump to develop a long-term solution that keeps TikTok in the US.
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Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa top targets for DDoS attacks
A new report highlights Kenya, Nigeria and South Africa in particular as being hotspots for DDoS attacks within the financial sector.
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Zambians seek monetisation of social media
Zambia's parliament is discussing a motion to promote the monetisation of social media.
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TikTok removes over 360,000 videos in Kenya
The update comes after the Kenyan government accused TikTok of encouraging the spread of misinformation, allowing fraud, and disseminating graphic sexual content.
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Kenya orders suspension of Telegram
The move came after education authorities reported several cases of examination supervisors attempting to smuggles mobile phones and materials to candidates.