One of the speakers at this year’s Social Media Week was Mr Cheta Nwanze, an engineer with a varied career in IT, the media and consulting.
What you should know before investing in start-ups
In recent business news, Flutterwave, the African tech start-up bridging the continent’s online payment services gateway with the rest of the world, even within the continent herself, recently announced a successful series D funding round of $250million.
New tech opportunities amid COVID-19 crisis
These days, it seems all anyone can talk about is the epidemic that has taken over the world — Coronavirus.
Mark Zuckerberg says Instagram to welcome NFTs soon
Co-founder and CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberg has said that Non-Fungible Token, NFTs, will be coming to Instagram soon.
Why COVID-19 is linked to 5G launch
There are studies and research that the Coronavirus outbreak may be linked to the launch of the 5G internet services in China, in November 2019.
Visibility & Thought leadership expert, Dr. Glory Edozien, named LinkedIn Top Voice in Africa
On International Women’s Day, LinkedIn released its first-ever Top Voices list for Africa which highlights 10 thought leaders on the continent, sharing insightful content and helping shape conversations around topics that impact women
Sovereign Trust Insurance blames IT failure for delaying its 2019 financial statement
Sovereign Trust Insurance Plc has blamed a supposed breakdown of its information technology (IT) system for delaying the publication and release of its audited financial statement for full-year 2019.
Coronavirus: YouTube now allows content creators to monetize deadly disease
YouTube has made a change to its policy as it recently announced that videos of content creators regarding the deadly disease, Coronavirus (COVID-19) can now be monetized.
Elliot invests $1 billion in Twitter for one board seat
Elliot Management Corp has invested $1billion on Twitter in exchange for one board seat in the company.
Twitter CEO, Dorsey cancels plans to move to Africa, says tweet was a mistake
The Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Twitter, Jack Dorsey has cancelled his planned relocation to Africa this year. Jack described his tweets about moving to Africa as “a mistake”.