Harnessing the Power of Sea Waves: Ghana’s Expedition With Yam Pro Energy
While solar power and wind power have been venturing into the spotlight for meeting our future energy needs, there's a ...
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Nigerians To Pay 200 Percent More For Data From Tomorrow
Throughout the year, there has been news that the federal government of Nigeria would increase the tax it already collects ...
Innovative Collaboration: Rwanda and Zipline Deploy Drone Technology for Medical Supplies Delivery
The East African nation of Rwanda is embarking on a groundbreaking partnership with Zipline International Inc, a Silicon Valley start-up ...
Botnet Attack Takes Out Liberia’s Internet Service As Attackers Threaten UK Companies And Security Researchers
It’s been two weeks since a botnet wreaked havoc in some parts of the United States. Using Mirai malware, hackers ...
Android Dominates the Global Smartphone Market with an 88 Percent Share, Encouraged by Sales in Africa
In the final quarter of 2014, iOS and Android together commanded a formidable 96 percent of the entire mobile operating ...
Glo Launches 4G Service Nationwide And Here’s What To Expect With Respect To Price Plans
Globacom also known as Glo says it has rolled out a “nationwide” 4G service making it the first of its ...
Facebook Introduces Messenger Lite for Android: A Move to Engage Developing Nations
Facebook has recently launched a new messenger app explicitly designed for Android, initially debuting in a select few countries, including ...
Nigeria Promotes Local Data Hosting Through Enforced Legislation – As per the Acting Director-General of NITDA
The Federal Government of Nigeria is ensuring strides towards bolstering the domestic IT industry. The main objective is to facilitate ...
Revolutionizing Savings: A Closer Look at the Nigerian Fintech Startup, REACH
Imagine participating in an informal savings group where a cluster of colleagues or friends pool together their funds, with one ...
Nigerian Real Estate Startup, ToLet.com.ng, Secures $1.2m in Series A Funding Amidst Nation’s Housing Deficit Crisis
ToLet.com.ng, fondly referred to as Nigeria's answer to Airbnb, recently secured a $1.2m (504m Naira) Series A round of funding ...