Esterad Reports BD 200 Thousand in Net Profit Attributable to Shareholders for the First Quarter of 2026
Dubai, 12 May 2026: Esterad Investment Co. B.S.C. (“Esterad” or the “Company”) (Trading Code: ESTERAD) today announced its financial results…
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Morocco’s Fixed Broadband Enters Global Top 20 as Country Prepares for Rising Digital Demand Ahead of FIFA World Cup
Morocco has secured a place among the world’s top 20 fixed internet performers in the latest nPerf rankings, highlighting the…
stc Bahrain Partners with Huawei to Advance Digital Innovation and Talent Development
stc Bahrain has partnered with Huawei to launch the fourth edition of their Technical Capacity Program, aimed at enhancing ICT skills in Bahrain. The program will cover key areas such as networking, cybersecurity, AI, and cloud computing, supporting Bahrain’s digital transformation and empowering local talent to drive innovation and economic growth.
New Research Reveals How Digital Platforms are Being Weaponised to Abuse and Exploit Women in Kenya
Social media platforms such as Facebook, WhatsApp, and TikTok, dating sites, encrypted messaging services, and mobile money applications like M-Pesa…
e& Egypt Launches Instant Cross-Border Remittance Service in Partnership with Banque du Caire
e& Egypt has introduced an instant cross-border remittance feature in its digital wallet, allowing users in Egypt to receive money from the UAE and Saudi Arabia. This service, developed with Banque du Caire, aims to streamline financial transactions, enhance financial inclusion, and reduce reliance on cash in Egypt.
Saudi Arabia Invites Public to Vote for National Projects in ITU WSIS Prizes 2025
The Communications, Space and Technology Commission (CST) invites the public to vote for Saudi projects in the ITU WSIS Prizes 2025, supporting national initiatives in 18 categories. With 24 projects submitted, Saudi Arabia aims to promote digital development and advance the Sustainable Development Goals. Voting is open until April 30, 2025.
Oman Launches ‘Maal’ – Its First National Payment Card to Strengthen Local Payments Ecosystem
The Central Bank of Oman has launched Maal, the Sultanate’s first national payment card, offering free debit and prepaid cards and lower processing fees for banks and merchants. The initiative aims to strengthen local payment sovereignty, reduce reliance on international schemes, cut transaction costs, and advance Oman’s broader digital economy goals.
AGI Technology at IFA 2025: Shaping the Future with Advanced Memory Upgrades
TAIPEI, Taiwan, July 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — AGI Technology is set to unveil its latest advancements in high-performance memory…
Geolinks Joins African Mining Week (AMW) 2026 Amidst Rising Demand for Geophysical Solutions in Africa
African Mining Week will bring African mining projects together with geophysical technology providers like GeoLinks, fostering partnerships and deal-making to…
Qatar’s Ministry of Municipality Expands Digital Services to 206, Targets Over 400 as Part of National Smart Government Vision
Qatar’s Ministry of Municipality has expanded its digital services to 206, aiming for over 400 in the near future. The Oun app and website have revolutionized municipal access, with 93% of transactions completed electronically and AI integration set to enhance future services.