Journalists gear up for the digital safety battle
Bernard Bwambale stressed that journalists shape online behaviour every time they write a story, share a post, or interview a victim of cybercrime.
Category: Tech News
How cyberbullying is shattering young lives across Africa
In Africa, students with bullying victimisation are 1.7-fold more prone to suicidal ideation than their counterparts.
Smart Hands Africa adds Supermicro to growing portfolio of customer services
Smart Hands Africa to deliver professional and technical services across key African markets.
Eyes wide open: What smart glasses mean for citizen privacy in East Africa
What makes this moment critical is not just the technology itself, but the asymmetry it creates: between those who can see, record and analyse, and those who are unknowingly seen.
HERA launches the heat science hotline
Women’s vulnerability to heat, for example, is well documented but rarely reflected in interventions like heat warning systems, says Jesse Aye
Wingu Africa launches Wingu Cloud Exchange in Ethiopia
Wingu is East Africa’s first specialist carrier-neutral data centre operator and cloud solutions provider, with strategic locations in Djibouti, Ethiopia, and Tanzania.
Gulu to house one-stop government service centre
The project forms part of the broader UDAP-GovNet programme aimed at strengthening Uganda’s digital infrastructure while ensuring services remain accessible through physical locations across the country.
TESI Lira empowers African youth through AI innovation
By fostering innovation, creativity, and design thinking, TESI supports youth in envisioning “smart city” solutions tailored to local needs.
Unlimited election triggers: Understanding the mental health risks for youth in the digital age
While this expanded digital engagement has improved access to information and participation, it has also introduced significant mental health risks.
Expanding liquid cooling system: Vertiv completes acquisition of PurgeRite
~$1.0 billion purchase strengthens Vertiv’s capabilities in specialised fluid management services for high-density computing and AI applications.
From theory to practice: Krim Hill Schools shift to skills-based science learning
With the science kit, teachers assembled real pulley components in front of learners, showing exactly how pulleys work in real life.
Accra, Abuja cities to benefit from new African cities innovation fund
Through ACIF, pairs of African innovators will be eligible for flexible grants of up to USD 75,000 to jointly design, test, and scale solutions to pressing urban challenges.