Accra, June 1, 2017//- The 2016 co-winner for the Tigo Digital Change-makers’ competition, Ernestina Appiah, has organized a one-day coding session for over 400 school children drawn from basic and Junior High schools in the Greater Accra Metropolis.
Accra, June 1, 2017 – Busy has launched the second phase of its e-learning and social portal, JUMP. Branded JUMP Academy, the addition to the already exciting online educational portal sees the inclusion of audio-visual materials covering various academic and professional courses put together by experienced professionals and lecturers tailored to the local curriculum.
(L-R): Rasaq Raheem, Oladimeji Seun Ayelotan, Femi Alexander Mewase May 26, 2017//- Three Nigerian internet fraudsters who befriended many of their victims on dating sites have been handed down huge sentences by a Mississippi court after making tens of millions of dollars from their schemes.
Lagos, Nigeria, May 20, 2017/ — Experts at the International Telecoms Week conference in Chicago, U.S have highlighted the need to accelerate investment in Africa to facilitate the continent’s broadband data explosion.
Eyeing Africa for its next phase of growth – targeting local startups and global brands to scale its business Ted Nelson, Chief Commercial Officer at Truecaller LAGOS, Nigeria, 17 May 2017,-/African Media Agency (AMA)/- Truecaller, one of the leading communication platforms in the world, today announced that it will start rolling out its ads platform […]
Kigali, Rwanda, May 12, 2017/- Digital skills development for African girls and women received a major boost at the first #eSkills4Girls Africa Meetup held ahead of the Transform Africa Summit in Kigali, Rwanda.
Accra, May 10, 2017/–When Busy, Ghana’s LTE provider of the Year, relaunched its brand last month it announced a range of innovative products that had been lined up for both existing and new customers.
Google, an online search tool company, on Tuesday called on the Federal Government to formulate policies to deepen internet access by Nigerians.
Industrialisation and urbanisation in Africa are following a trajectory that is somewhat distinct from the continent’s Western and Asian counterparts.
