Governance
Botswana police stations turn to e-payments
Over 20 stations across the country have adopted Point of Sale (POS) machines.
Microsoft and Rwanda join education forces
Plan to boost learning by adopting greater technology use in the country.
‘Bureaucracy stifles SA government’s technology efforts’
Red tape is getting in the way of tech being used to boost service delivery, says Cisco exec.
Lack of clarity over GOtv Zimbabwe shut down
Viewers left in the dark as MultiChoice’s digital terrestrial television (DTT) service is off air.
Botswana drafts social media court evidence bill
Southern African country wants to expand the range of electronic records that can be used.
MultiChoice warns Zimbabweans over illegal DStv viewing
South African DStv packages, which have more channels, are being accessed in Zimbabwe.
Africans benefit from online UN training courses
Demand for high-ended education offerings soars by 390% globally in the last five years.
‘South Africa lacks a data privacy culture’
This means many local businesses are ill-prepared for impending POPI legislation, says expert.
Botswana dumps cheques for e-payments
Landlocked African nation rapidly building out its number electronic banking infrastructure.
Buffer zone ban on Konza tech city development lifted
Kenya’s government opens 10km buffer zone for development around the project.
GSMA honours Botswana for digital leadership
Global mobile phone body recognises landlocked country for technology inclusion efforts.
