There looks to be more drama at Telecel Zimbabwe (Private) Limited and as long as these…
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The Lagos State Ministry of Education supported by CodeLagos has rounded off a four day…
The Federal Government of Nigeria has announced it will build technology hubs in Universities across…
It is no news that the Nigerian tech ecosystem powered by the youths is evolving…
Startups in twelve more African countries can now apply for the LaunchPad Accelerator Programme to…
Besides bringing live Fifa 2018 World Cup matches, this newly launched Kwesé-iflix mobile app presents a flexible digital entertainment platform that is set to deliver top entertainment programmes to millions of Zimbabweans via the mobile phone, anywhere and at any time.
The Digital Africa initiative launched by the President on behalf of the country’s development agency Agence Française de Développement (AFD) aims to provide a platform to promote African entrepreneurs, through encouraging collaboration and knowledge sharing, providing an online database of resources, hosting events, and facilitating access to funding.
FundoLinker has clearly filled a gap, and now has 600,000 registered users in Zimbabwe. The startup hopes to expand to other countries within the SADC region by January of next year.
Ventures Dialogue is calling for application for Tech in Heels scheduled to take place from…
A 24-year-old Ugandan software engineer has won the Africa Prize for Engineering Innovation. Brian Gitta…
Google has set out plans to open its first Africa Artificial Intelligence (AI) research center…
The African Development Bank (AfDB) in collaboration with The Rockefeller Foundation, Microsoft and Facebook has launched…
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe takes charge in the use of clean energy, putting the entire H/Office complex in Msasa, Harare on solar power.
Edojobs in partnership with Siemens is currently inviting innovators, entrepreneurs, technology enthusiasts and those seeking…
The Edo State Government as part of its efforts to boost youth employment, ICT and…
Nigerian customer experience startup Identity has launched to empower businesses in Africa to be more…
As of July 1, users of internet messaging services including Facebook, WhatsApp, Twitter and Viber must pay 200 shilling, or about $0.05 per day
Given the challenges the country is going through, Eng Mutisi believes the ICT sector is strategically positioned to provide a lifeline for the economy.
Steward bank is now the largest bank in Zimbabwe by customer numbers at 600,000 which is an equivalent of 28% of Zimbabwe’s total banker population.