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Uber Nigeria announced that it is now making low-interest, used-vehicle loans available to its top-rated driver-partners. The pioneering move is…
ByStephen Lawson
While most of IT is consolidating around the cloud, in some ways the internet of things is moving the other…
ByStaff Writer
The Wireline Network is at the heart of network transformation, said the VP of ZTE at Broadband World Forum today….
ByRenata Fischer
Around the world, banks and their customers are under threat from increasingly sophisticated cybercriminals. The underworld is often quicker to…
Mobile lending app, Branch inked its partnership with Uber to enable Uber drivers access exclusive loan package. The partnership’s objective…
Cellulant’s Ken Njoroge (pictured right) with the winners of the African FinTech 2016 in Johanesburg, South Africa at the conclusion…
Jumia Market moved from Westlands, where all of Jumia’s other ventures (Jumia, Jumia House, Jumia Travel and Jumia Food) are…
ByAgam Shah
Computational workloads are growing, and processors, memory, and storage are getting faster at a blazing pace. Emerging technologies could leave…
Ocado announced the deployment of its machine learning (ML)-enhanced contact center which employs an advanced AI (artificial intelligence) software model…
ByBrett Parker
In March 2016, IBM opened its first Cloud Data Centre in South Africa, providing cloud services to enterprise clients. Just…
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