Samuel Mungadze is ITWeb Africa's editor
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The telco believes that connectivity is more than simply a technological convenience; it is a driving force in South Africa's economic growth.
Google says the extortion involves calls or emails to employees of the victim organisation demanding payment in bitcoin within 72 hours.
Nagarro is expanding its artificial intelligence plans in South Africa and has since doubled its local personnel to more than 600.
MTN Nigeria said yesterday the current environment offers a stable platform for operational success and long-term investment.
Africawide, a smart solutions provider, is embroiled in cross-border controversy over tenders in South Africa and Zimbabwe.
By merging digital twin technology with intelligent threat modelling, Snode Technologies is helping companies move beyond reactive defence.
The organisation is leveraging data from mobile wallets and will collaborate with financial institutions to underwrite loans for educational purposes.
The government pointed out that it is its responsibility to respond to Ghanaians' concerns about high DSTV prices and outdated content offers.
A Ghanaian minister made the call, warning that while cyber security does not win elections, its absence may cost lives and undermine national stability, thus it must be prioritised.
A Silicon Valley veteran recently shared his views on African start-ups scene and what’s needed to move ventures from start-up to scale-up and successful exit, drawing on his four decades of experience.
Organisations with C-suite support are 32% more effective in their security efforts, says Dirk Kotze from FNB.
WeThinkCode has secured $2 million Google.org grant to scale AI training across South Africa and Kenya.