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The instant messaging app, Telegram which is based in Dubai and was launched in late 2013, has been downloaded over 1 ...

LoftyInc Capital, a Pan-African Venture Capital firm, has launched its third fund, valued at $10 million, for African tech startups

LoftyInc Capital, a pan-African venture capital firm, announced today the launch of its third fund, LoftyInc Afropreneurs Fund 3, with ...

PayPal is looking into developing a stock trading platform for American customers.

According to reports, Paypal has been looking into ways to allow users to trade specific stocks after launching the option ...

PawaPay, an African payments company, has raised $9 million in seed funding.

PawaPay, an African payments business, has raised $9 million in seed funding. MSA and 88mph, a UK-based investment fund, co-led the ...

Motional, an autonomous technology company, has unveiled the Hyundai Ioniq 5-based Robotaxi

When it launches in 2023, Motional will let passengers get to their destinations via the Lyft app in a Hyundai ...

MTN Ghana plans to launch 5G next year in the country

MTN will be the first operator in the region to introduce 5G if it succeeds to launch ahead of other ...

Understanding the value and impact of Emerging Technologies

08/27/2021

Emerging technologies are those technologies that are at the beginning stages of development or are in their early stages, where they ...

Unitel partners with Huawei to launch a mobile money service in Angola

Unitel, an Angola-based mobile operator, has launched Unitel Money, a digital money service in the Central African country. The technology ...

Microsoft will make cloud gaming available for Xbox consoles

One of the most significant milestones in Microsoft's Xbox Cloud Gaming push is underway, and it is moving into the ...

MaxAB, an Egyptian eCommerce platform, has received a $15 million Series A funding round and has acquired Morocco-based WaystoCap

MaxAB, an Egypt-based eCommerce platform, has announced the closure of its Series A investment and the purchase of WaystoCap, a ...

According to reports, Google’s upcoming Pixel smartphone would use Samsung’s 5G modem technology