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Hackers break into mobile money integrator system, make off with unspecified billions belonging Airtel, MTN, Stanbic, and other financial institutions
Unidentified hackers broke into the systems of Pegasus Technologies, a company that integrates mobile money transactions between telcos, banks, and other local, regional, and international
Bill Gates leaves Microsoft board
Microsoft’s founder has been slowly inching away from his company. Now Gates has stepped down from the board seat he held for 34 years. On
Facebook Bans Massive Network of Fake Accounts
Facebook said it shut down a large network of fake accounts spreading memes and propaganda about U.S. politics that promoted Donald Trump and attacked his
Apple AirPods To Become $15 Billion Business In 2020
Apple sold $6 billion worth of AirPods this year and is set to rake in $15 billion in revenue from the true wireless hearables in
Ethiopia Launches It’s First Satellite Into Space
Ethiopia launches its first-ever satellite just a year after fast-tracking plans to join Africa’s race to space. The launch date was postponed by three days
Apple Rolls Out New Update, iOS 13- Beyond Creations
Apple has released iOS 13.3 and iPadOS 13.3 with a list of new parental controls to enhance its native Screen Time offering. The latest iOS
Electronic Number Plate Registration Process Kicks Off
Government has finally kicked off the electronic number plate project as one of the ways to help fight crime in the country. Police spokesperson, Fred
Africa Slowly Embracing Artificial Intelligence
Tech giants, data scientists and entrepreneurs are exploring the potential that artificial intelligence can have in critical sectors like agriculture, health and education. In September,
Apple To Introduce New Macbook 16-Inch As Early As Tomorrow
The long-rumored 16-inch MacBook Pro is due for an imminent release. Mark Gurman reports that Apple could launch the machine as early as tomorrow, with
Apple Just Removed Hong Kong Protesters’ Go-To App
Apple says people have used HKmap.live to ambush police and threaten public safety. Apple is under fire for removing an app that the Chinese government says tracks
