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Ghana took a bold step towards a digitally inclusive future with the official launch of 5G technology on Saturday in Accra
The International Press Centre (IPC) Lagos, Nigeria has called on the media and relevant stakeholders to work in greater partnership to create a safe and enabling environment for journalists to operate.
A coalition of African digital rights activists has called on Mozambican authorities to immediately cease internet disruptions that occurred during…
Africa should urgently invest in robust data and statistical systems to accelerate sustainable development, the Director of the Africa Centre for Statistics at the Economic Commission for Africa, (ECA), Oliver Chinganya has urged.
The East African Community (EAC) has taken a significant step towards enhancing digital integration and safeguarding data privacy with the development of a regional Data Governance Policy Framework.
According to Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni, having many tribes and clans that are similar is a blessing and the factor can be used to make Swahili a powerful language.
The “Freedom on the Net 2024” report analyzes the state of Internet freedom in Africa, highlighting progress in countries like Zambia, while others like Zimbabwe and Rwanda tighten censorship and digital manipulation.
Ethiopia provides the lowest internet freedom, scoring 27 out of 100 and earning a “Not Free” rating among 17 African nations, a report has revealed.
The Chief Corporate Services Sustainability Officer of MTN Ghana, Adwoa Afriyie Wiafe, has said that the telecommunication giant has spent a total of $138 million in capital in¬vestment since the beginning of this year to improve its services.
Ethio Telecom, state-owned telecom provider in Ethiopia, has announced a significant tariff increase across its services.