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Pause Point is a new Digital Wellbeing feature Google unveiled during its Android announcements ahead of Google I/O 2026. Although it is closely tied to Android

The licencing push marks a significant shift for Kenya’s digital asset industry, which has operated in uncertainty for years, despite being one of Africa’s larg

The appeals provision is particularly significant because the same regulations substantially expand the government's enforcement powers. Regulators may reject l

Airtel Money Kenya is targeting small businesses with a new digital wallet as it seeks to deepen customer engagement after increasing its share of Kenya's mobil

Bolt's integration with ChatGPT opens its service to that expanding user base while tapping into Africa's ride-hailing market expected to grow to $3.25 billion

The new rules give the central bank direct oversight to cut off local access to foreign stablecoins without having to regulate the offshore issuers themselves.

Over two days at the African Telecommunications Union's Conference of Plenipotentiaries, officials from across the continent argued that Africa has spent too lo

The company said on Wednesday that it now onboards about 10,000 customers daily as it scales its lending business beyond its Kenyan roots.

Only about 15% to 18% of South Africa's trade is with African countries, highlighting how much work remains before AfCFTA can achieve its ambitions.

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ntel said on Monday, during its relaunch, that it is transitioning into a digital infrastructure company, focusing on towers, fibre networks, power systems and

Google wants your morning to start with an AI assistant that has already read your inbox, scanned your calendar, and figured out what needs your attention each

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Bitcoin communities and fintech startups are testing two competing models for making crypto payments work in everyday commerce across Africa.

Speed is a competitive advantage in Nigeria's $2.1 billion digital lending market. Fintech lenders promise approvals in minutes, using automation to move borrow

When we put together the first State of Health Tech report in 2018, one sector led overwhelmingly. Startups trying to help patients connect with doctors virtual

Meta has already put its Ray-Ban Display glasses in customers' hands. Google is now moving to challenge that dominance with Google Intelligent Eyewear, its own

Hundreds of kidnappings occur every year, and relatively few perpetrators are identified or prosecuted through telecommunications evidence alone.

Starlink has stopped accepting new customers in seven Kenyan counties after demand outstripped available network capacity, a sign of the strains facing the sate

The report revealed that the bigger problem is an organisation unable to consistently procure, manage and deliver technology for the government.

Wahala App is betting that the same instinct that sends Nigerians to X during emergencies can power a platform built specifically for public incident reporting.

The Nigerian government has halted the enforcement of overlapping rules for internet platforms, marking its strongest move yet to create a single regulatory fra

HabariPay, the fintech subsidiary of one of Nigeria's largest financial services groups, Guaranty Trust Holding Company Plc (GTCO), processed ₦80.9 trillion ($5

Busha is one of several African startups offering crypto-backed loans. The emerging product, which borrows some features from the traditional finance sector whe