Brazil’s Publishers Prep for Digital “D-Day” 2014
Brazilian government to begin purchasing “digital content” in 2014 By Edward Nawotka With the Brazilian government to begin purchasing “digital...
West Africa’s technological revolution driven by mobile phones
Whether it's tracking locusts or government spending, west Africa's hi-tech firms are finding new solutions to social problems By Monica...
Africa Connects – Mobile Phones On the Rise in Africa, Internet Use Inching Up
PRESS RELEASE Photo: Tugela Ridley/IRIN Keeping up with the latest news. Nairobi — Seven in ten Africans own their own mobile...
Lions go digital: The Internet’s transformative potential in Africa
Following a decade of rapid urbanization and strong economic growth, Africa is going digital. While just 16 percent of the...
Kenyan Telecom Uses Free Wi-Fi on Minibuses to Get Consumers Hooked on Mobile Internet
NAIROBI, Kenya–As young pitchmen shout to potential passengers over blaring music, a graffiti-covered private minibus fills up more quickly than...
Afrostream TV: Building the Infrastructure for Black Power in the Global Film Industry
One of the most important steps to building an infrastructure for Black independent cinema in the digital age must begin...
Watching Technology Trends Emerge In Africa
With so much happening in the African tech market these days, it’s hard to keep track. Here’s a handy guide...
6 Astounding Ways Africa Is Paving the Way for the Future of Technology
Every week, the American tech sector uses the most advanced mobile technologies in the world to create some new meaningless...
Technology in Africa The pioneering continent
ARE small cargo drones the answer to some of Africa’s most pressing problems? A group of European engineers supported by...
Nigeria consumes 90% Foreign technologies
The administration of former president Olusegun Obasanjo initiated the local content policy for Nigeria in 2006. The main purpose was...