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Tue, June 10th, 16:30 · Paul Adepoju
Nigeria’s MeSociable looks for emotional attachment through security
African social network MeSociable is emotionally attached to its users, and is prioritising security by making sure conversations on the platform cannot be tracked. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 16:00 · Gabriella Mulligan
Xbox One to launch in SA in September
The Xbox One will be available in South Africa as of September 23, Microsoft has announced, with the console and a single controller to retail at ZAR6,299.99 (US$588). → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 15:30 · Chris Udemans
SA’s Wyzetalk receives $750k via Clifftop Colony
South African financial services firm Clifftop Colony Capital Partners has raised ZAR8 million (US$748,000) in series A funding for the social enterprise platform Wyzetalk. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 15:00 · Agatha Nduku
Kenyans invited to assist in creating Sustainable Development Goals through social media
Kenyans have been urged by the United Nations (UN) and the Safaricom Foundation to join the process of creating Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) by using Twitter and Facebook to make their contributions. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 14:30 · Tom Jackson
Ghanaian anti-counterfeiting solution set for Rwanda launch
Ghanaian firm mPedigree, which has developed an anti-counterfeiting solution used primarily in the pharmaceutical industry, is set to launch its services in Rwanda in the next two months, and targeting further launches this year. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 13:30 · Gabriella Mulligan
SA costliest, East Africa cheapest for startup launches
South Africa is the most expensive country in Africa in which to launch a startup, while East Africa offers the lowest infrastructure, human resources and administrative costs for entrepreneurs, according to research by venture capital (VC) group Savannah Fund. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 13:00 · Chris Udemans
MEA PC shipments to grow for first time in almost 2 years
PC shipments in the Middle East and Africa will grow by 3.2 per cent in the second quarter (Q2) of 2014, the first sign of positive growth in the PC industry in seven quarters, according to forecasts by the International Data Corporation (IDC). → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 12:30 · Paul Adepoju
ICT can help in Nigeria’s fight against insurgency – NCS
ICT tools such as satellite technology can be useful in putting an end to the current insurgency in Nigeria, according to the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS). → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 12:00 · Chris Udemans
SA taxis set for free Wi-Fi
The South African National Taxi Council (SANTACO) will be introducing free Wi-Fi services to minibus taxis and taxi ranks around the country. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 11:30 · Susan Mwenesi
SEACOM partners CDNetworks to optimise content
SEACOM has announced a partnership with CDNetworks to deploy the latter’s content clusters and caching nodes on its pan-African IP network footprint in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania, in order to accelerate and optimise HTTP content, rich media, downloadable files, video, music, software updates and other web content. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 10:30 · Chris Udemans
Sony to launch PlayStation TV this year
Sony has announced it will launch its low cost PlayStation TV in North America and Europe by the end of the year. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 10:00 · Susan Mwenesi
Asus Kenya refreshes hybrid products to strengthen portfolio
PC and tablet manufacturer Asus has announced a number of new hybrid gadgets in a quest to strengthen its innovative product portfolio in Kenya. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 09:00 · Tom Jackson
OPINION: Kenyan public transport set for cashless chaos
New regulations set to come into place on July 1 mean Kenyan public service vehicles (PSVs) must operate a cashless fare system, with operators subject to fines, loss of licences or imprisonment if they fail to comply. Though in some respects the policy is admirable, the lack of information regarding the new regulations and the lack of a universal payments system threaten commuter chaos. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 08:00 · Tom Jackson
Buymore offers Kenyan students discounts through electronic cards
Kenyan startup Buymore is offering students discounts on their favourite brands and merchants through an electronic card, and has signed up 20 stores for the programme so far. → Read more
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Tue, June 10th, 07:00 · Chris Udemans
Google may place alerts on search pages with “forgotten” results
Google has plans to place alerts at the bottom of a search page where results have been omitted, following a European Union (EU) court ruling last month stipulating individuals in the region have the “right to be forgotten”, according to a report. → Read more
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Mon, June 9th, 19:00 · Susan Mwenesi
Eldoret Huduma centre ready in 3 weeks – Matiangi
The Huduma centre in Eldoret, Kenya will be ready and available for public use in three weeks, according to Ministry of ICT cabinet secretary Dr Fred Matiangi. → Read more
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Mon, June 9th, 18:00 · Chris Udemans
Eutelsat reports increase in jamming from Ethiopia
French satellite provider Eutelsat has said its satellite fleet has experienced a drastic rise in interference originating from Ethiopia, according to a report. → Read more
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Mon, June 9th, 17:30 · Paul Adepoju
Surfline launches 4G LTE in Ghana
Surfline Communications has launched 4G Long Term Evolution (LTE) technology in Ghana, which it said offers Ghanaians affordable, swift and reliable internet connectivity. → Read more
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Mon, June 9th, 17:00 · Susan Mwenesi
Kenya’s Equity, VFX Financial launch direct money transfer service from UK
Kenya’s Equity Bank has partnered United Kingdom (UK) firm VFX Financial to allow individuals and corporates in the UK to money to any Equity account through real-time, cross border, multi-currency money transfer service Equity Direct. → Read more
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Mon, June 9th, 16:30 · Gabriella Mulligan
Germany quits SKA over financial difficulties
The Square Kilometre Array (SKA) Organisation has announced Germany is to quit the organisation due to “difficult national financial circumstances”, although insisting the decision bears no reflection on the country’s confidence in the project. → Read more
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