Why should Africa's shipping industry invest in blockchain?
- Published on 18 July 2018
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Smart contracts raised as example of how to untangle the 'logistical knot' affecting most ports.
New SA IOT services player eager to link up with Africa
- Published on 06 July 2018
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Low-power IOT specialist Thingstream is using South Africa as a base, but has ambitions for the rest of the continent – beginning with Kenya.
PSG's FutureLearn acquires Media Works to boost learning in SA
- Published on 18 May 2018
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Companies with traditionally different focus areas find common ground and willingness to pursue similar market ambitions.
Oracle opens discussion on chatbot advantage for Africa
- Published on 05 July 2018
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Company has initiated a week-long awareness drive in South Africa, Mauritius, Kenya, Nigeria, Senegal, Ivory Coast and Ghana.
Uber Movement unveiled at East Africa Com
- Published on 17 May 2018
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Company to exploit enhanced mapping technology, data sharing and ride sharing.
Mexico busts tech-savvy Germans at World Cup
- Published on 18 June 2018
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The World Cup holders lost to Mexico despite deploying SAP tech for the team to "play at peak performance" during the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia.
US$1.5 billion fund launched to help build Africa's smart city ecosystem
- Published on 16 May 2018
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Company reinforces financial & PPP components to address capital concerns.
Analytics, machine learning predict World Cup scores
- Published on 13 June 2018
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Local data scientists use predictive analytics and machine learning to foretell the results of the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
Ethiopia's blockchain brew to strengthen coffee industry
- Published on 08 May 2018
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Govt signs MoU with Hong Kong-based blockchain firm.
AfDB coding initiative aims to create 9 million jobs
- Published on 07 June 2018
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Coding for Employment Program launched to support youth and women in Côte d'Ivoire, Kenya, Nigeria, Rwanda and Senegal.
Forrester highlights sorry state of digital transformation
- Published on 04 May 2018
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One respondent to survey refers to 'a war between old-school, technophobe leaders and technology innovation that represents a different way of doing business.'
