By Dong Won Lee, LG Electronics East Africa Managing Director. Artificial Intelligence has become a transformative force in today’s world, revolutionising every industry, and reshaping the interaction between humans and technology. So inescapable is AI’s impact that it is expected to close the gap in digitalization, allowing everyone, regardless of their digital literacy, to interact with computers. As the technology continues to evolve and become more ubiquitous, the question of its ethical implications becomes more urgent. While we are still in the early stages of adoption of AI in relation to the overall global population, the technology promises to heavily…
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As payment methods evolve, cryptocurrency expands accessibility across Africa. As a global leader in blockchain technology, Binance is championing crypto’s role in transforming financial access across Africa, offering practical and affordable solutions that complement traditional methods. Hannes Wessels, General Manager for Binance in South Africa, explains, “Crypto as a payment method is about offering options that meet the demands of Africa’s digital economy. The flexibility, speed, and cost-effectiveness of digital assets, combined with existing solutions, enhance the region’s payment ecosystem, empowering users with greater choice and accessibility.” Africa has seen tremendous growth in digital payment adoption, with over 70 million active…
Neil Colquhoun is the President of Epson META-CW Asia. The technology industry is in a continuous state of change driven by evolving consumer expectations and pressing global needs. As we approach 2025, Epson envisions a world where technology advances rapidly while prioritising eco-friendly design, thoughtful use of AI and automation, and innovations in visual and printing solutions. Our mission is to enrich lives and contribute to a sustainable future through innovative solutions that balance environmental protection with technological progress. For years, we have dedicated ourselves to understanding and meeting the needs of customers, designing products that align with these values.…
Moringa School has announced its graduation ceremony, which took place on November 29th, 2024, at Visa Oshwal Center, Nairobi. In line with Moringa’s mission “To build talent and opportunities through transformative tech-based learning experiences,” this year’s graduation ceremony, themed “Code. Create. Conquer: Redefining Tomorrow’s Tech Landscape,” represents a significant milestone in Moringa School’s ongoing commitment to facilitating pathways to success for students. The event will showcase the exceptional talent and hard work of the latest cohort of graduates ready to impact the tech industry locally and globally. The ceremony celebrated the achievement of 1,644 graduating studentsfrom diverse programs, including Product Design, Software Engineering, Data…
The Fit 3, a popular wearable device, has garnered attention for its advanced fall detection feature. This is a feature that uses sensors to monitor movements and detect sudden changes that might mean you have fallen. In which case if you have fallen it sends an alert that gives you time to confirm that you are okay. If there is no response it automatically sends an SOS alert to your emergency contacts in your S24FE. Your Galaxy Fit 3 automatically recognizes and tracks popular workouts, including running, elliptical, rowing machine, and now even pool swimming. Users with the S24FE can…
As cyber threats become more sophisticated and persistent, organisations across East Africa are rising to the challenge. The latest Digital Trust Insights (DTI) Survey for the East Africa region, titled “Strengthening Cyber Defences: The Road to Resilience in East Africa” reveals a significant shift in priorities, with 74% of businesses in the region placing cyber risks at the top of their agenda—well above global averages. It’s clear that cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue; it’s a critical business imperative. East African organisations are navigating a complex landscape, where regulatory compliance, third-party breaches, and social engineering attacks are testing their…
While it’s true that every company is a potential target for distributed denial of service (DDoS) attacks, cybercriminals will often exploit security challenges and develop customised attack patterns that target the unique characteristics of specific vertical sectors. For the first half of 2024, this statement certainly rings true for the telecommunications sector – from the global level, right through to many countries across the African continent. Wired versus wireless telecoms: what is the difference? For decades now the telecommunications industry has been referred to within the context of two sub-sectors, namely wired and wireless. The key distinction between them lies…
There is no doubt that wearable trackers and monitors (such as smartwatches) are increasingly popular and sophisticated among users around the world. Now than ever people, people living with heart conditions and other illnesses can get important information about their status. Smartwatches have surpassed their primary purpose of merely telling time, they have now become an integral part of modern life, serving as a multifunctional device capable of various tasks including communication, navigation, and fitness tracking. They provide their users, with the convenience of continuous health monitoring without the need for additional gadgets. Continuous health tracking facilitated by smartwatches helps…
Bolt Food has announced the launch of Early Cashout which allows courier partners to receive their earnings before the regular payout cycle. Courier partners can now get their earnings in up to two businesses, compared to a full week without Early Cashout. The feature helps courier partners gain even greater control over their earnings. To receive cashout, courier partners need to tap the Early Cashout button in the Balance section of the app. Depending on the courier’s mode of payment, it may take up to two business days to receive the funds. Courier partners can request an early cashout if…

