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Authorities Seize Thousands of Counterfeit HP Products in Kenya, Tanzania and Nigeria
The battle against counterfeit products distribution continues as IT company, HP, together with local authorities have been able to seize
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Lack of Relevant Content in Kenya Still Keeps Many Off The Internet
The lack of compelling online content has been identified as one of the major reasons why millions of people are
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Maintaining Enterprise Resilience during Systemic disruption
ISACA (an international professional association focused on IT governance) Kenya chapter hosted a half-day online conference that attracted over 90
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NTSA Flags Off SWVL To Resume Operations in Nairobi
It’s been a hell of a year for SWVL fighting battles with Kenya’s transport authority. However, it looks like there
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Huawei Pushes Back As US Trade Ban Threatens Its Survival
The last few years have been a crazy rollercoaster ride for Huawei. The U.S government has imposed multiple restrictions on
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Google Launches News Relief Fund To Support Journalists in Kenya
It is important to note that local news is a vital resource for keeping people and communities connected. In light
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Apple and Google Partner to Build a Coronavirus Contact Tracing Solution. Here’s How It Will Work
Since COVID-19 can be transmitted through close proximity, public health organizations have identified contact tracing as a valuable tool to
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As Other Companies Drown, Samsung Is Apparently Going Up In Profits
South Korean tech giant, Samsung, announced its stipend numbers since the outbreak and so far the company appears barely affected.
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Apple Turns 44 Today! Here Are Some of Its Most Iconic Products
It might seem like a joke, but it is certain that Apple Inc. actually launched on April 1st. A majority
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Kenyans React as Peter Ndegwa Takes Over Safaricom CEO Job
Peter Ndegwa is officially the CEO of Safaricom. Despite joining the company on an odd day (that sceptical Kenyans online
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Despite The Tide, Huawei Sold 240 Million Smartphones and Made KES 121 Trillion in 2019
Admittedly, 2019 was not an easy year for Huawei. The U.S. had ragged a trade war with the technology giant
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Facebook And Google Lose Billions of Dollars Despite Spike In Users
The novel coronavirus is not only changing the world as we know it but also wiping out billions of dollars
