Mon, February 25th, 09:06 · Robin Okuthe
The Capital City African-American Chamber of Commerce (CCAACC), an African-American businesses promoter, has selected two Kenyan entrepreneurs to represent the continent at this year’s South by South West (SXSW), a major emerging technologies event in the United States. → Read more
Fri, February 22nd, 12:24 · Robin Okuthe
Three flamingos have been fitted with battery-powered GPS tracking devices at Mile 4 Saltworks near Swakopmund in Namibia to help determine their flight paths in efforts to address major conservation issues. → Read more
Thu, February 21st, 13:25 · Robin Okuthe
German envoy to Kenya Margit Hellwig-Botte has advised the Kenyan media to be sensitive when reporting election-related news to avoid raising unnecessary tension. → Read more
Wed, February 20th, 10:12 · Robin Okuthe
Power and telephone cable vandalism continues to interrupt Kenya’s infrastructural development, with companies like Telkom Kenya and Kenya Power claiming to be losing millions of shillings each year. → Read more
Wed, February 20th, 08:43 · Robin Okuthe
World football governing body FIFA yesterday announced it has approved use of goal-line technology (GLT) for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil. → Read more
Tue, February 19th, 15:40 · Robin Okuthe
Somalia’s information ministry yesterday met media stakeholders in the capital Mogadishu to discuss media trends in the country, with particular focus on media law reforms. → Read more
Tue, February 19th, 15:39 · Robin Okuthe
The African Development Bank (AfDB) has unveiled a programme aimed at improving data management and dissemination in Africa. → Read more
Tue, February 19th, 14:15 · Robin Okuthe
Continuous infrastructure developments taking place in Africa have often been blamed for frequent fibre-optic cable cuts that cause temporary Internet outages. → Read more
Tue, February 19th, 11:56 · Robin Okuthe
Tanzania’s government has reported that it has started to reap the benefits of transition from analogue to digital television broadcasting. → Read more
Mon, February 18th, 07:50 · Robin Okuthe
BBC journalists have staged a 24-hour strike protesting at compulsory redundancies. → Read more
Fri, February 15th, 14:21 · Robin Okuthe
Digital media solutions firm Afroes is to launch its phone-based game “Haki: Chaguo Ni Lako” (Justice: The Choice is Yours) at next week’s Mobile Web East Africa (MWEA) conference, aiming to inspire peace and tolerance ahead of the Kenyan elections. → Read more
Tue, February 12th, 09:05 · Robin Okuthe
A joint initiative by three United Nations (UN) agencies and programmes has organised World Radio Day in Kenya to underscore the role of community radio as a medium for communication in addressing social issues such as peaceful elections. → Read more
Mon, February 11th, 15:56 · Robin Okuthe
South African digital maps specialist mapIT is to host its first Developer’s Day in Kenya’s capital Nairobi as it expands its service across Africa. → Read more
Fri, February 8th, 13:30 · Robin Okuthe
Safaricom, in partnership with national integration-focused nonprofit Sisi Ni Amani-Kenya (SNA-K), has launched an SMS-based platform expected to circulate information essential for maintaining peace during Kenya’s political campaign period. → Read more
Thu, February 7th, 09:48 · Robin Okuthe
Samsung Electronics has partnered with MultiChoice Kenya, a pay TV company, to run a promotion that rewards consumers with a free decoder for each purchase of a television set. → Read more
Tue, February 5th, 15:38 · Robin Okuthe
A new app called ‘Bang With Friends' (BWF) allows Facebook users to take the social networking site’s ‘poking’ facility to a whole new level, by letting them click on the photos of friends who, in the words of the developers, “you are down to bang”. → Read more
Mon, February 4th, 08:06 · Robin Okuthe
Lookout Security & Antivirus, a world leader in mobile security, has updated its app for Android by integrating a new feature that takes a photo of an individual who has “been snooping in or has stolen your phone" and then sends the phone-owner an email. → Read more
Fri, February 1st, 10:17 · Robin Okuthe
Ghanaian telecom giant K-NET has today launched a range of broadband Internet service packages expected to offer businesses and consumers across 16 West and Central African countries “unrivalled levels of performance and value for money”. → Read more
Fri, February 1st, 09:44 · Robin Okuthe
Talks aimed at setting a proper date for analogue television broadcasting switchoff between the Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) and Consumer Federation of Kenya (Cofek) yesterday failed to take off, heralding a fresh spell of disagreements. → Read more
Fri, February 1st, 09:00 · Robin Okuthe
The absence of a national identification system in Uganda provides loopholes that hinder large numbers of mobile subscribers from registering SIM cards, says MTN Uganda’s chief executive chief executive Mazen Mroue. → Read more
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