Nigeria ranks Africa’s most spammed country with 51% fraud calls to citizens
Data from Truecaller places Nigeria as the most spammed country in Africa. According to the data, more than one in...
Safaricom, Huawei launch FTTR for home broadband networks
Kenya’s largest telecommunications provider, Safaricom, says it has launched the country’s first fibre to the room (FTTR) solution for home...
Airtel leads as NGX rebounds with 0.41%
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) closed on a positive note on May 6 with 0.41 percent to settle at 242,729.5, up...
New telecom brand, Flexmobile, enters Nigerian market June
A promising nextgeneration telecom brand operated by Hazon Technologies, Flexmobile, is set for its commercial debut into the Nigerian market...
How gold rush fuels Amazon deforestation, mercury poisoning in Brazil
A surge in global gold prices has ignited a renewed mining rush within Brazil’s Amazon rainforest, leading to an alarming...
Scientists warn of warming oceans capable of triggering dangerous
Researchers at the University of Rochester have warned that warming oceans could trigger a hidden methane boost that speeds up...
Local content implementation hits 61% with 50,000 jobs – NCDMB
The Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB) has disclosed a milestone in the implementation of local content in the...
Shell, other energy giants report higher profits amid Iran war
Shell has joined energy giants with a rise in profits following the sharp increase in oil prices since the beginning...
Scientists identify simple supplement that can reverse heart disease
A team of scientists in Japan has identified a common food supplement with the efficacy of reversing dangerous heart disease....
EU eases AI regulation amid complaints of stifling competition ability
European Union (EU) lawmakers have agreed to simplify their landmark AI legislation after its launch in 2024. The decision to...
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