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Image: WHO AFRO The Urumuri robot helping to screen passengers at Rwanda’s Kigali International Airport is just one of more than 120 health technology innovations that Africans are using in
By Lucky Masilela Year-end examinations for the academic year 2020 are upon us, and the Independent Examinations Board (IEB) learners are already at it. As with any milestone in life,
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) were already moving to more technology and cloud-based solutions which is likely to have been accelerated by the Covid-19 pandemic. According to research from global
Source: Xinhua NAIROBI, Oct. 21 — Kenya plans to harness space technology in order to boost disaster response to emergencies through early warning systems, a senior government official said on
File picture: Pexels Data-driven decision making is essential for businesses especially during tough economic times like now. It is essential to be able to track operating costs to the penny,
To help lower the expense of food and support food security in Africa, Kenya’s Twiga Foods is connecting farmers and vendors throughout the country with fair, trusted, and modern markets
Hanno Labuschagne/My Broadband While there is a wide range of smartphones to buy from mobile operators and other retailers in South Africa, several popular models available in other regions are
Image source: fauxels on Pexels With the continuous evolution of technology and the influential power online interaction has in our daily lives, it’s impossible to separate a business’s real-world relevance
Kenya has, in partnership with Google’s sister firm, Loon, launched a fleet of 35 internet balloons that will provide internet services to remote areas of the country. This is the…
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