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Leaked Uber Files Reveal Illegal Activities at the Company Over the Years

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Leaked Uber Files Reveal Illegal Activities at the Company Over the Years

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Will Bitcoin’s Woes Only Get Worse?

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Will Bitcoin’s Woes Only Get Worse?

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Safaricom Chalks Up Almost $500-Million Profit from M-Pesa Unit

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Brain Drain: SA’s Eskom Loses Top Nuclear Exec to Canada

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Uber Reviews Rates in Kenya as Fuel Prices Increase

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Telecoms Will Be Africa’s Fastest Growing Industry: New Study

Sourced from the Guardian Nigeria. The telecoms sector will be the fastest-growing industry in Africa over the next five years as internet connectivity improves, new research with business leaders for blockchain-based mobile network operator World Mobile shows. When asked to pick the three sectors that they believe will see the strongest growth over the next five years, three out of four (75%) senior executives selected telecoms in the study. It was comfortably ahead of the healthcare sector which emerged as the second choice selected by 61% of survey respondents as one of three industries that will see the strongest growth ahead of tourism at 44% Senior executives at companies with combined annual revenues of more than $6.75 billion based in Tanzania, Angola, Botswana, Cameroon, Ethiopia,...

Xiaomi 12 Launches in SA – Everything You Need to Know + Hands-On Impressions

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Huawei Cloud to Invest $6-Million in Startups Over the Next 3 Years

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Here’s the New Petrol Price for July

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Airtel Kenya Appoints New CEO

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