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More than half a billion people across Africa are now subscribed to a mobile network, providing them not just with connectivity but a gateway to a range of other essential services in areas such as digital identity, healthcare and financial services. Image Credit: International Business Times

More than half a billion people across Africa are now subscribed to a mobile network, providing them not just with connectivity but a gateway to a range of other essential services in areas such as digital identity, healthcare and financial services. Image Credit: International Business Times

Advancements in Mobile Technology Further Connects Africa with Global Markets

byEphraim Batambuze III

August 1, 2016

Uber is now the most valuable startup in the world.

Uber is now the most valuable startup in the world.

News

Dar-es-Salaam Joins The Growing List of Smart African Cities to Offer Uber

byNathan Ernest Olupot

June 16, 2016

Mobile Money without borders; Remittance growing big in the ecosystem

byJeddy Genrwot

June 15, 2016

Global Internet Users Now at 3.2 Billion

byEphraim Batambuze III

March 27, 2016

News

African business leaders to focus on scientific progress in partnership with the World Bank

May 14, 2015

World Bank Supports e-Ghana Project to tune of $56m

byJeddy Genrwot

September 3, 2013

Ugandan, Ghana And Nigeria Techies Win Apps4Africa 2012

byEphraim Batambuze III

February 21, 2013

Mpesa_in_Kenya

Mpesa_in_Kenya

M-Pesa transactions surpass Western Union transfers across the globe

November 3, 2011

Tanzania

Tanzania

Tanzania gets the 7th place in African Telecoms

October 17, 2011

ICT_buses

ICT_buses

Features

ICT Buses Delivering Internet to Rural Rwanda

September 22, 2011