Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Kratos Gamer Network (KGeN) has launched its regional headquarters in Bahrain to tap into the MENA gaming market. The platform will introduce a “Proof of Gamer” system, offering a blockchain-based identity and reputation framework. This move aims to drive growth and innovation in the region’s gaming ecosystem.
DUBAI, UAE, 25TH March 2025 – Kodak Alaris, a leading provider of enterprise data capture solutions, has been honored by…
Uber launched a “Women Drivers” option in Saudi Arabia, enabling female passengers to request female drivers, enhancing safety and supporting women’s economic participation amid ongoing social reforms.
Algeria has launched its eTrade Readiness Assessment (eT Ready) with UNCTAD to accelerate MSME participation in digital trade. The roadmap addresses barriers in logistics and cross-border commerce, aligning with AfCFTA ambitions and Algeria’s diversification agenda. It will also feed into discussions at UNCTAD16 and the 2025 Intra-African Trade Fair in Algiers.
RAKBANK teams up with Bitpanda to provide a regulated, modular digital assets platform in the UAE, advancing crypto innovation and expanding customer financial options.
WeeWee Delivery, an Algerian startup launched in 2022, is reshaping the logistics sector by offering a more flexible, efficient delivery solution. Through its mobile app and features like “WePeaks,” the platform connects e-commerce businesses with freelance couriers, providing cost-effective alternatives to traditional delivery methods and expanding nationwide.
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates–(BUSINESS WIRE/AETOSWire)– Samaaro, an AI-powered event marketing platform, has won Gold at the Financial Express MarTech Awards…
Akurateco has partnered with DineroPay to advance mobile payments in Saudi Arabia, launching Apple Pay and Google Pay tailored to the local market. The collaboration focuses on secure, scalable solutions with network tokenization and full compliance with Saudi regulations, positioning both companies at the forefront of digital financial innovation in MENA.
ThruHQ’s research reveals that 80% of Egyptian B2B companies are “digital ghosts,” missing out on an estimated $3.5 to $4.5 billion in annual market opportunities. Despite this, Egypt’s cost-effective tech talent and growing digital demand position the country for significant B2B digital growth, with companies needing stronger online engagement.
Oman’s TRA crackdown on illegal wireless networks is a decisive move to protect internet quality, telecom investments, and cybersecurity, reinforcing the nation’s digital transformation goals through enforcement, education, and infrastructure development.