Tag: Digital Economy

Telecommunications operators have rejected NBS figures showing foreign capital inflows into the sector dropped to $7.24 million in the first ...

As part of its commitment to fast-track Nigeria's digital economy, the National Information Technology Development Agency has officially approved the ...

For decades, the Igbo people of South-East Nigeria have been recognised across Africa for their strong entrepreneurial culture. From the ...

The digital economy offers Africa a once‑in‑a‑generation opportunity to accelerate progress against key development priorities and unlock long‑term prosperity. It ...

Credit Direct and vivo have signed an agreement in Lagos introducing a six-month smartphone financing plan aimed at improving device ...

Nigeria has strengthened .NG domain security after NiRA launched DNSSEC, a new protection layer designed to stop fake websites, cyber ...

NiRA and NITRA warn that Nigeria’s low .ng domain adoption is weakening digital sovereignty and causing significant capital flight as ...

The West Africa Telecommunications Regulators Assembly, backed by the Nigerian Communications Commission and other regional bodies, has reaffirmed its commitment ...

Easter in Nigeria has shifted from a quiet religious period to a peak digital moment, with streaming, mobile engagement and ...

While startups chase funding, telecom giants are building the infrastructure, platforms and financial services boosting Africa’s digital economy

Apple will reduce App Store commission fees in mainland China to 25%, down from 30%, while smaller developers will pay ...

That contrast was revealed in a new report, which shows the continent is building fast, but still lagging.

Glory Olamigoke, co-founder and co-convener of Tech Revolution Africa, said the conference was designed to close a persistent gap in ...

The company says the planned subscriptions will come with extra tools for everyday users, creators and businesses

Companies are hiring less but producing more. As solo enterprises replace traditional payroll growth, output continues through networks of independent ...