The study, entitled “The Scale-up Gap: Financial Market Constraints Holding Back Innovative Firms in the European Union”, says greater investment in these companies is key to the EU’s ability to be at the technological cutting edge and compete at the global level.
Accra, Ghana//-The Senior Vice President of Markets at MTN Group, Ebenezer Twum Asante, has emphasized the importance of quality journalism in democracy.
New global research from the industry association Global Digital Finance (GDF) shows most major financial institutions already handle real-world digital assets as tokenization moves from being an innovation to a part of the mainstream.
Geneva, Switzerland //– The World Economic Forum announces today the 2024 cohort of Technology Pioneers. The select group of 100 leading tech start-ups are focused on applying breakthroughs in AI to develop clean energy solutions, healthcare innovation and progress in biotech, space and neurotechnology.
By the end of 2025, nearly half the population of Africa will have engaged in buying goods and services online, compared to just 13% in 2017. This increase will be fuelled by Africa’s young and growing tech-savvy population—70% of Sub-Saharans are younger than 30—and a surge in mobile connectivity across the continent.
13 African Leadership University students have been selected to take part in ALU’s immersive Silicon Valley Global Leadership Program, designed to empower Africa’s brightest young minds with entrepreneurial experience and technological expertise.
The ‘BBC World Service Presents will showcase journalistic excellence and global storytelling across three days of events with top presenting talent from Monday 29 April.
Johannesburg, South Africa// – April 03, 2024 – As we look towards the digital future of 2030 and beyond, the global landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace.
Hundreds of delegates from 56 countries across the world are set to converge in Accra, Ghana later this month to attend the 11th Edition of the Digital Rights and Inclusion Forum (DRIF).
Accra, Ghana//-MultiChoice Ghana Limited has apologised to its numerous DStv and GOtv customers for the inconvenience caused by the multiple fibre optic cable cuts undersea.
