Kampala Uganda, January 17, 2020/ — While about 18 million Ugandans are now able to access services via the internet, only a fraction of the 18 million are able to bank, pay school fees or utility bills, order transport, search for location, learn, or perform a variety of other basic day-to-day needs; online.
January 8, 2020//-The overall spending on customer relationship management (CRM) in India is set to reach about US$2.3bn in 2023, says GlobalData, a leading data and analyst firm.
January 8, 2020//-Indoor air company Halton Group has begun cooperation with Technology Academy Finland (TAF) as a Millennium Technology Prize partner.
January 2, 2020. From the establishment of the 5G technology to the growing Cloud influence, the web infrastructure industry is embracing changes.
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, December 20, 2019//-25 newly-trained young digital professionals today graduated from the first-ever SAP Young Professional Program held in Ethiopia in partnership with the Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH.
Washington DC, USA, December 18, 2019/ — The new Internet Society Foundation has issued its first set of medium and large grants (ranging from $12,000 to $30,000 each) to 13 ground-breaking projects that seek to spread the benefits of the Internet around the world.
December 18, 2019//-With more than half of the world population using e-mail, the total number of e-mail messages sent and received per day is expected to reach nearly 295 billion in 2019.
University students have different motivations for their social media use. Wikimedia Commons Adwoa Sikayena Amankwah, University of Professional Studies Accra December 17, 2019//-There has been growing evidence around the world that young people are increasingly becoming apathetic about taking part in events such as elections, according to Ceron in a study conducted in 2015.
Egypt, December 4, 2019//-The African Development Bank and technology firm Microsoft today launched the ‘Coding for Employment’ digital training platform (https://Coding4Employment.org/), an online tool to provide digital skills to African youth, wherever they are across the continent.
Gabrielle Lynch, University of Warwick; Elena Gadjanova, University of Exeter, and Ghadafi Saibu, Bayreuth University December 4, 2019//-Social media is becoming increasingly central to election campaigns around the world. In the process, it is transforming politics in a number of ways.
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