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Xiaomi Redmi 10 Launches in Kenya – Price, Specs & More

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5 Tips to Beat Load Shedding at an Affordable Price

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The First-Ever Images of the Black Hole at the Centre of Our Galaxy

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Why Every Business Needs Data to Drive Recruitment & Talent-Retention

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Microsoft Edge is Getting a Free VPN – Everything We Know

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6 of the Best Android Password Managers to Keep Your Device Safe

Nearly everything you use on your phone needs a password—from online banking and social media to productivity tools and e-commerce websites. It’s wise to have strong and different passwords for each service you use to protect yourself from breaches of your personal data. However, remembering multiple passwords made up of long strings of upper and low case letters, numbers and special characters is far from simple. That’s where password managers are a great help. They make it easy for you to create strong, unique passwords for each service you use and change them as often as you want. They streamline the process of signing in; plus, some have value-added features like secure access to credit card information. For World Password Day on 5 May 2022, Alcatel recommends 6 password managers for A...

How Hackers Get Your Passwords & How to Defend Yourself

Sourced from Travellers Despite the world’s best efforts to get everyone off passwords and onto something else (e.g., MFA, passwordless authentication, biometrics, zero trust, etc.) for decades, passwords have pervasively persisted. Today, nearly everyone has multiple forms of MFA for different applications and websites AND many, many passwords. The average person has somewhere between three to seven unique passwords that they share among over 170 websites and services. And, unfortunately, those passwords often get stolen or guessed. This is why I recommend the following password policy guide: Most computer security experts agree with these policy recommendations, but more than a few readers might be shaking their heads, especially at the recommendations to use 20+ character passwords/pass...

Leadership Shake-Up Announced at Paratus

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Ethiopia Changing Laws to Prepare for M-PESA Launch

Image sourced from WeeTracker Ethiopia has reportedly started changing certain national payments laws in an effort to clear the way for Safaricom to launch M-PESA, Africa’s largest fintech platform, to the Horn of Africa country’s virtually untapped market of 110-million people. The National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE) has drafted a bill that will allow foreign investors to launch and operate mobile money services in the country, making way for companies like Safaricom, which is planning to begin operations in Ethiopia within the year. Last year, a consortium led by Safaricom and Vodafone secured Ethiopia’s first-ever private mobile telephony license for $850-million, however, the deal did not include or permit mobile financial services like M-PESA. According to Business Daily Africa, the NBE n...

Financial Inclusion in Africa with Vipaso & Horizon – ITNA Digital Innovation Podcast EP 2

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The Importance of Gender Equality in the Tech Industry

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China Wants to Help Build a High Speed Rail from Johannesburg to Durban

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