Why Are Some Parts Of The World Struggling To Adapt To A Tech Future?
If you live in Europe or America, then it’s quite likely technology has become a big part of your world. ...
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African Nations Will Be The Most Affected By The Automation Revolution
Artificial Intelligence and robotics have been a threat to human labour that does not require specific and complex human skills. ...
Africa’s Cybersecurity Problem Is Costing Nations Millions Of Dollars Annually
Our world is as connected now as it has ever been — businesses, hospitals and even government buildings are networked. ...
Ericsson Predicts Growth In Broadband Subscription And LTE Network In Sub-Saharan Africa
Ericsson, an ICT solution firm recently made a forecast in the mobile broadband subscription. It predicts a 16% growth from ...
Streaming And Music Promotion In Africa Today
The way music is listened to in Africa has changed at a staggering rate in the last decade. "You can really ...
Mobile Broadband Subscriptions Will Rise By 300% With AI In Africa And The Middle East – Ericsson
In a news report on the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Consumer Experience, a report from Ericsson indicated that there ...
How Essential Is An Automobile Insurance?
My car had developed some aching issues and calling Mr. Damisa, my mechanic had become a routine without getting the ...
Uber’s Struggles in Lagos (and Potentially the Rest of Nigeria) and the Limited Options Available for Resolution
My recent journey to Lagos provided ample opportunity for firsthand observation of Uber's struggle within the city. The issue arose ...
South African Startup Lets Investors Tap Into Livestock Profits Without Getting Their Hands Dirty
At the intersection of technology and agriculture, Livestock Wealth, a South African startup, offers a unique investment opportunity. For approximately ...
Cameroonian Startup Secures Funding for Local Drone Manufacturing
The Cameroonian start-up company, Will & Brothers, has successfully secured funding amounting to $200,000 (about FCfa 124 million). This news ...