Ugandan students use technology to promote African Tourism
In a bid to deepen tourism in Africa, two tech oriented students from Makerere University have launched a…
Manufacturing solar panels in East Africa: Rising demand, but challenges remain
By Dinfin Mulupi ‘If I told my wife I am going to set up another solar factory somewhere…
Algeria: ‘Algeria-Abuja’ Fibre Optic Link Project – ADB Finances Remaining Section
[Algerie Presse Service] Algiers -Minister of Post and Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) Iman Houda Feraoun affirmed Monday…
Algeria: Helicopter Crash in Adrar – Lower House Speaker Offers Condolences to Army Chief of Staff
[Algerie Presse Service] Algiers -Speaker of the National People’s Assembly (APN) Mohamed Larbi Ould Khelifa sent a message…
Could Superblimp Revival Be A Game Changer For African Mining?
By Dana Sanchez Mining industry stakeholders say the sector must innovate and adapt to new circumstances. More than…
Africa: 2nd Innotribe Startup Challenge opens
By Max Ndianaefo Africa’s technology startup community has grown exponentially in the last few years with mobile payment…
Why South Africa Is A Fantastic Bargain Vacation Destination
By Joe Kennedy Travelers opting to explore South Africa can live larger than they normally would on holiday,…
The rise of mobile money in West Africa
By Maimouna Gueye The mobile money wave has crossed the Sahelian band over to West Africa from its…
He referred to private body parts as doughnuts and sausages – Queens’ College students say Osifala had it coming
By Omono Eremionkhale Ifeoma Chime was an SS1 (9th-1oth grade) student of Queen’s College in 2005 when Olaseni…
Nigeria’s petroleum industry is flawed with over-regulation and lacks clarity in its operations—LCCI
By Fumnanya Agbugah Following the recurring fuel scarcity in the country, the Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry…