StartUp Bahrain has partnered with General Assembly Bahrain to support the growth of the Kingdom’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. This collaboration will provide access to cutting-edge tech education programs, empowering Bahraini founders with essential digital skills. The partnership aims to bridge the digital skills gap and foster innovation in Bahrain.
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: February 7, 2024: IFS, the leading enterprise cloud and Industrial AIsoftware provider, announces its participation at…
NPSERT and CSRI Nepal have provided suggestions to enhance Nepal’s e-Governance Blueprint 2081, focusing on strengthening institutional frameworks, improving cybersecurity, and ensuring citizen trust. Recommendations include creating a national data center, improving rural infrastructure, and implementing digital literacy programs to bridge the digital divide.
Industry leader expands Technical support operations to Cairo as CIT Minister H.E. Dr. Amr Talaat joins for the prestigious ribbon-cutting…
Sri Lanka’s President Anura Kumara Dissanayake launched three major digital initiatives: GovPay for government payments, the expansion of President’s Fund services to Divisional Secretariats, and the eBMD system for certificate issuance through embassies. These projects are key steps toward modernizing the nation’s digital infrastructure.
Ooredoo Tunisia has become the first telecommunications operator in Tunisia to achieve the N-Cloud certification from the National Cyber Security Agency, demonstrating its commitment to cybersecurity and data integrity.
Ghana ranked 8th in Africa for internet quality according to the 2024 Surfshark Digital Quality of Life Index, with an index score of 0.304. While African countries face challenges like slow speeds and high costs, the index highlights their ongoing progress in digital infrastructure and quality of life.
SalamAir has launched a dedicated WhatsApp service that allows passengers to receive their tickets and boarding passes directly, enhancing the travel experience. This is part of the airline’s digital transformation strategy, aiming to offer greater flexibility and personalization with tech-driven solutions.
The African smartphone market grew by 9% in 2024, reaching 74.7 million units, driven by easing inflation. Transsion led with a 51% market share, while Samsung and Xiaomi followed. Despite challenges like high inflation and currency depreciation, Africa remains a promising growth market, with expectations of slower growth in 2025.
Zain Kuwait has partnered with Huawei to implement a Business Support System (BSS) digital transformation project, enhancing operational efficiency and customer experiences. The new BSS system will support personalized marketing, accelerate new service launches, and optimize business performance, reinforcing Zain’s position as a tech-driven leader in Kuwait’s telecom sector.
