SAP SE is organising the ongoing Africa Code Week across 17 African countries to spread digital literacy in the continent
SAP organising Africa Code Week across 17 countries
CTO forum welcomes more than 400 participants
The CTO Forum being held in Nairobi, Kenya has seen more than 400 participants from Commonwealth countries at the event running between the 14-16 September 2015
AfricaCom and Ericsson launch tech event A-HUB
AfricaCom has partnered with Ericsson to create a new event to promote innovation by tech start-ups in Africa
Convergence Africa World 2015 expo held in Nairobi
The three-day long Convergence Africa World 2015 International ICT exhibition & conference was held in Nairobi, Kenya to promote the information technology business in Africa
Gabon to host global ICT regulatory symposium
The ITU’s 15th Global Symposium for Regulators will commence in Libreville, Gabon, on 9 June 2015
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This project will connect around 8,000 public institutions to broadband and provide over one million people with improved Internet access. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
This partnership highlights Safaricom M-PESA’s dedication to expanding digital financial inclusion in Ethiopia. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Safaricom Ethiopia expands network to Assosa, introducing M-PESA and donating laptops and routers to schools, enhancing connectivity and education. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
ZTE and MTN South Africa showcase 5G-A technology with record-breaking speeds, innovative applications, and future-ready advancements. (Image source: ZTE Corporation)
Rui Faria represents Angola Cables on a global advisory body to strengthen submarine cable infrastructure and boost West Africa's connectivity. (Image source: Angola Cables)
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