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Unlike in Canada, where the company has blocked news content to protest a law that would compel it to pay publishers in the country, Meta says news organizations can continue to post links, Reels and so on to Facebook in those three territories. Users shouldn’t have any issues with accessing news content there either. According to Meta, this effort is to funnel resources toward services and products users care more about, and the changes are set to take effect in early December. Meta says it will honour existing Facebook News deals with publishers in the UK, France and Germany. However, it won’t renew those pacts or enter into new ones in those countries. Moreover, the company doesn’t “expect to offer new Facebook products specifically for news publishers in the future.” As news content currently comprises less than three per cent of the content displayed in users’ Facebook feeds, Meta asserts that users are primarily focused on short-form videos, connecting with others, and discovering opportunities, interests, and passionsMeta Earns $7 Billion Annually from Scam Ads on Facebook and Instagram, Report Reveals
Despite Bitcoin’s recent dip below $100,000, strong fundamentals, rising institutional adoption, and long-term scarcity make it a better investment bet than naira- or dollar-backed assets.Here’s Why I’ll Still Invest My ₦1 Million in Bitcoin Despite Its Latest Dip
A new Bolt and Ipsos report shows that women make up 70% of e-hailing passengers in Nigeria, highlighting growing female adoption of ride-hailing apps for safety, convenience, and flexibility.70% of E-Hailing Cab Users in Nigeria Are Women — New Bolt Report Reveals
Samsung and NVIDIA have joined forces to create the world’s first AI factory, combining advanced chip manufacturing with intelligent computing powered by NVIDIA GPUs — marking a new era in autonomous semiconductor production and digital transformation.Samsung and NVIDIA Partner to Build World’s First AI Factory, Pioneering the Future of Intelligent Chip Manufacturing
The Federal Ministry of Education has launched the upgraded NgREN integrated with the TERAS platform, creating a unified digital ecosystem to modernize teaching, learning, and research across Nigeria’s tertiary institutions.Nigeria’s Tertiary Institutions Gain Unified Digital Ecosystem with NgREN–TERAS Integration
Unlike in Canada, where the company has blocked news content to protest a law that would compel it to pay publishers in the country, Meta says news organizations can continue to post links, Reels and so on to Facebook in those three territories. Users shouldn’t have any issues with accessing news content there either. According to Meta, this effort is to funnel resources toward services and products users care more about, and the changes are set to take effect in early December. Meta says it will honour existing Facebook News deals with publishers in the UK, France and Germany. However, it won’t renew those pacts or enter into new ones in those countries. Moreover, the company doesn’t “expect to offer new Facebook products specifically for news publishers in the future.” As news content currently comprises less than three per cent of the content displayed in users’ Facebook feeds, Meta asserts that users are primarily focused on short-form videos, connecting with others, and discovering opportunities, interests, and passionsMeta Earns $7 Billion Annually from Scam Ads on Facebook and Instagram, Report Reveals
Despite Bitcoin’s recent dip below $100,000, strong fundamentals, rising institutional adoption, and long-term scarcity make it a better investment bet than naira- or dollar-backed assets.Here’s Why I’ll Still Invest My ₦1 Million in Bitcoin Despite Its Latest Dip
A new Bolt and Ipsos report shows that women make up 70% of e-hailing passengers in Nigeria, highlighting growing female adoption of ride-hailing apps for safety, convenience, and flexibility.70% of E-Hailing Cab Users in Nigeria Are Women — New Bolt Report Reveals
Samsung and NVIDIA have joined forces to create the world’s first AI factory, combining advanced chip manufacturing with intelligent computing powered by NVIDIA GPUs — marking a new era in autonomous semiconductor production and digital transformation.Samsung and NVIDIA Partner to Build World’s First AI Factory, Pioneering the Future of Intelligent Chip Manufacturing
The Federal Ministry of Education has launched the upgraded NgREN integrated with the TERAS platform, creating a unified digital ecosystem to modernize teaching, learning, and research across Nigeria’s tertiary institutions.Nigeria’s Tertiary Institutions Gain Unified Digital Ecosystem with NgREN–TERAS Integration

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UK and Global Partners Pledge £80 Million to Boost AI Development in Sub-Saharan Africa

The United Kingdom, together with key global partners, has announced a joint commitment of £80 million (approximately $100 million) to support artificial intelligence (AI) development…

By: Wura Oba

B2B Boosted helps sales leaders in emerging market startups to create B2B sales opportunities at scale, helping to find, nurture and close leads for their clients.

How B2B Boosted addresses the significant gap in the African B2B sales industry 

B2B Boosted helps sales leaders in emerging market startups to create B2B sales opportunities at scale, helping to find, nurture and close leads for their…

By: IBK

Nigeria’s Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani has unveiled a partnership with IHS Towers, pledging N1 billion towards the establishment of the 3 Million Technical Talent (3MTT) Learning Community.

IHS Towers donates N1bn to Bosun Tijani’s 3MTT program for 3 years salaries payment

Nigeria’s Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy, Bosun Tijani has unveiled a partnership with IHS Towers, pledging N1 billion towards the establishment of the…

By: IBK

Rashidi Yekini died on May 4, 2012, after a protracted illness.

Google honours Super Eagles legend, Rashidi Yekini with a Doodle on his 60th post-humous birthday

Rashidi Yekini died on May 4, 2012, after a protracted illness….

By: IBK

Airtel Africa has announced plans to build tech hubs in Nigeria and the Democratic Republic of Congo to foster digital skills, support startups, and empower 10 million lives by 2030.

Airtel launches Africa’s most-affordable 4G smartphone in Rwanda to boost digital inclusion

The smartphone can be purchased at 20,000 Rwandan Francs (equivalent to US$16.5)…

By: IBK

This latest investment is the second investment round that Crafty has received from EdVentures, having received an initial investment from the MENA’ leading Edtech investor back in 2019. The General Manager of the VC company, Maged Harby noted that it has been a successful partnership since then as the startup has taken giant strides. “We are delighted to continue our support for Crafty Workshop. Our initial investment in 2019 marked the beginning of a successful partnership, and since then, Crafty has made remarkable strides in both the Egyptian market and the Gulf region. At EdVentures, we are committed to investing in endeavours that foster innovation in the edtech ecosystem and contribute to the development of human capabilities. Crafty Workshop aligns perfectly with our vision and mission,” the General Manager said. Crafty Workshop’s successful funding round highlights the growing demand for accessible and quality education in the creative industries. The company remains committed to its mission of empowering individuals and organisations to thrive in the creative sector by providing them with the knowledge, skills, and resources they need to succeed.

Egyptian edtech Crafty Workshop raises $400,000 Seed fund to develop specialised products

Crafty Workshop offers a diverse range of creative courses and workshops in art, design, illustration, programming, game development, photography, animation, handicraft…

By: IBK

Among the 20 African countries included in the index, only Morocco secured a place in the global top 50, ranking 48th

Nigeria ranks 9th, as Morocco, and Tunisia top list of best African countries for remote work

Among the 20 African countries included in the index, only Morocco secured a place in the global top 50, ranking 48th…

By: IBK

The Startup Arewa Innovation Summit 2023 is a pivotal event aimed at galvanizing Northern Nigeria’s burgeoning tech and entrepreneurial landscape

Startup Arewa Innovation Summit 2023 set to hold on October 27

The Startup Arewa Innovation Summit 2023 is a pivotal event aimed at galvanizing Northern Nigeria’s burgeoning tech and entrepreneurial landscape…

By: IBK

Amazon has opened the doors for independent South African sellers to register their businesses on its online marketplace

Amazon plans to launch online shopping in South Africa by 2024

Amazon has opened the doors for independent South African sellers to register their businesses on its online marketplace…

By: IBK

deletions would free up the “name space” of dormant accounts

Australia Fines X $610,500 Over Child Abuse Content, Issues Warning to Google

Australia’s online safety regulator, eSafety, has imposed a $610,500 AUD fine on X (formerly Twitter) for failing to adequately respond to questions regarding child sexual…

By: Wura Oba

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