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“West Africa should strive to achieve digital literacy”- Joseph Sam, Offering Manager at IBM
In regards to the growing economy of West Africa, it is no news that technology is playing a…
Ghanaian develops app to track missing phones
A Ghanaian developer, Jonathan Amenyah, founder of RINJAcom, has developed MobTrack, an application to help people track and find…
Twitter announces new measures to improve safety, introduces additional tools
Social media giant Twitter recently announced it is leaving no stone unturned in ensuring that its platform is…
Report claims new TECNO PhonePad will have a revolutionary feature
After the release of the TECNO PhonePad 7II, which paraded a lot of notable features, sales for the…
BIGGER AND LONGER REASONS YOU WILL NEED A PHONE!!!!
Power is needed to do basic things in life just like our phones are fitted with batteries for…
YouTube hosts cocktail to celebrate Nigeria’s top Content Creators
Gathering at an event on the 2nd of March 2017 in Lagos, Nigerian YouTube creators Sisi Yemmie, Dimma…
Online Video 101: How to Speak The Global Language of Online Video
Video blogging is a rapidly growing segment of the internet and Youtube is one of the most popular…
Two telecoms giants have merged in Ghana
In Ghana, two of the country’s major telecoms companies, Tigo and Airtel, this afternoon announced a merger. In…
Nigerian startups can now join Google’s Launchpad Accelerator
Google has announced that for the first time, it is now accepting applications from Nigerian startups for its Launchpad…
Following Lagos visit, Facebook Chief Product Officer lands in Accra
Chris Cox, Chief Product Officer at Facebook, visited the Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology (MEST) in Accra, Ghana…