Technology

The Nigerian government, through the Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, has reaffirmed Galaxy Backbone as its official information and...

As we continue to hurtle through the digital age, the emergence of quantum computing poses significant challenges to our current cybersecurity infrastructure. The potential...

Namibia has become the latest country to adopt cutting-edge technology for development project management, as senior government officials and the African Development Bank jointly...

PT Africa, a purpose-driven leader in the B2B global cross-border payments sector, has announced its selection into the prestigious Visa Accelerator Programme - Africa...

As South Africa celebrates National Science Week (NSW) 2025 under the theme 'Science, technology and innovation are for everyone', 19 outstanding first-year university students...

IAEA-Group of Twenty cooperation broke new ground with the release of a new publication examining the potential for nuclear power in Africa. The IAEA launched the publication...

The second edition of the EEU identifies digitalisation as a key transformative strategy for the country, particularly as it addresses significant challenges such as a 35.4% unemployment rate and structural inefficiencies in vital sectors, including agriculture, trade, and services. By accelerating digital transformation, Eswatini can boost productivity, create sustainable new jobs, and increase domestic revenue, helping to reduce reliance on volatile revenues.