Author: Smart Megwai

Smart Megwai has been a Journalist for over 5 years, and spends early hours of the day writing for Tenth Code Media. Part of his daily routine includes sharing updates on the latest gadgets, software features, social media reports, and startups in the African Tech space. Sharing "How-to advice" on the use of latest softwares and gadgets is also part of his daily drive.

MultiChoice Africa Holdings (MAH), a leading provider of entertainment and educational content across the continent, and Uganda’s Ministry of ICT and National Guidance have announced a strategic partnership aimed at bolstering local content production, promoting digitalization, and fostering skills development within the country’s creative industries. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)…

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The Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) is embracing digital transformation to streamline business registration in Nigeria. By harnessing the power of artificial intelligence (AI), the agency aims to slash registration times from days or weeks to mere minutes, making it significantly easier for entrepreneurs to launch their ventures. This ambitious move,…

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At the recent Nigerian International Book Fair in Ibadan, Accessible Publishers Ltd. unveiled their groundbreaking e-learning platform, StudyBase, poised to transform education across Nigeria. Designed to empower students, teachers, and schools, StudyBase offers a comprehensive suite of features aimed at enhancing the learning experience and addressing the challenges facing Nigeria’s…

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MTN Rwanda has taken a significant step towards environmental responsibility by launching the nation’s first-ever paper-based biodegradable SIM cards, known as “bioSIMs.” This initiative is a significant addition to the telecom provider’s sustainability portfolio and aligns with both Rwanda’s Green Growth and Climate Resilience Strategy and the MTN Group’s broader…

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IBM has announced a major expansion of its software portfolio on AWS Marketplace, now reaching 92 countries globally, including 18 across Africa. This move streamlines procurement, simplifies purchasing, and drives greater efficiencies for African businesses to access IBM’s cutting-edge technology solutions on the cloud. African enterprises can now seamlessly purchase…

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