Nigerian startups are turning to debt but not everyone is ready
Debt is rising as a growth tool for Nigerian startups, but only the mature can handle it. Source: Chimgozirim Nwokoma […]
Terrahaptix beats Israeli firm to $1.2m contract to secure two Nigerian hydroelectric plants
Source: Bolu Abiodun This is the company’s largest contract to date. A hydroelectric power plant Terrahaptix, a Nigerian autonomous systems
NITDA Commissions Akesan IT Centre, Targets 1,600 More Centres across Nigeria
The IT Centre, Akesan, Lagos State [PHOTO: Techeconomy/Peter oluka] On Thursday, during the commissioning of the IT Centre located at
Why many African startups struggle with problem-solving
Reference:Chimgozirim Nwokoma Startups can reduce risk by deeply understanding the problem. Despite the successes recorded by African startups in recent
Trust at stake: The dangerous cost of weak cyber defences in HR startups
Reference: Juliana Ajayi HRTech startups in Africa walk a thin line between gaining customer trust and losing private data. The
Nigeria to launch 4 satellites to tackle insecurity
Reference: Victoria Fakiya Nigeria’s 4 new satellites want to support military operations. Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellite (IMAGE CREDIT: space.com)
‘99.98% on Mobile, 0.2% on Fixed Networks’ – Rudman Warns of Dangerous Imbalance in Nigeria’s Internet Sector
Reference: Joan Aimuengheuwa Muhammed Rudman, ATCON vice president of ATCON and CEO of the Internet Exchange Point of Nigeria (IXPN)
Q&A with Dr. Krishnan Ranganath on Nigeria’s Data Localization, Africa Data Centre Market, More
Reference: Peter Oluka Dr. Krishnan Ranganath, regional executive – West Africa & Morocco- at Africa Data Centres (ADC) Dr. Krishnan
CyberDome and Cato Networks Collaborate to Deliver SASE in West Africa
Reference: Joan Aimuengheuwa CyberDome x Cato Networks partnership announcement CyberDome, West Africa’s leading Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP), has announced
Microsoft to lay off about 6,000 staff globally
Reference: Victoria Fakiya Microsoft to reduce 3% of its global workforce Microsoft to lay off about 6,000 staff globally Source:.microsoft.com/africa
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