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The Leadership Development School is an an addition to Wema Bank's Purple Academy
FEC also approved Government-wide Enterprise Licensing Agreement for Microsoft products; a software acquisition cost-reduction strategy for government and it will ...
For any modern business, one of the most important drivers of digital technology adoption is the attainment of intelligent enterprise ...
The goal was to discuss trends and issues that drive the growth and implementation of technology within West Africa
Aside from the big companies, the EU expects around 30 bodies to sign up the code of practice.
Copying the strategies that made Jumia and Konga popular may seem like an easy deal but it may not be ...
Several sectors across the continent are still underpinned by informality and fragmentation, limiting the availability and affordability of products and ...
Prof Pantami is expected to chair the Council and give regular updates to the President
Africa’s digital economy is large and growing, with estimated market size of $115 billion - expected to reach $712 billion ...
“With the completion of the transaction, TGI Group, parent of TTB, now becomes the majority shareholder and core investor in ...
Nigeria’s Minister of Communications and Digital Economy and Chairman World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) Forum 2022, Professor Isa ...
E-commerce companies, by their nature of business, are asset-heavy which makes them part of the solutions to the perennial infrastructure ...
The unions also accused the management of the airline of planning to cut down its staff strength by 40 per ...
The Fund invests in African startups leveraging technology to solve real-world local, regional, and international challenges, making an impact in ...
Credrails is set to enable African businesses thrive operationally and in customer relations, among other essential aspects
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