Today's Bulletin: Wed, October 9, 2024
Matia Kasaija, the minister of finance, planning and economic development of Uganda has announced that the first low orbit satellite in the country will be launched in September.
Matia Kasaija, the minister of finance, planning and economic development of Uganda disclosed that the state will witness the launch of its first-ever satellite into the low Earth orbit from the International Space Station in this September.
The data from this satellite will be used for meteorology, environmental monitoring, urban planning, mineral exploration, and disaster management, among others.
Matia Kasaija, Minister of Finance, Planning and Economic Development, Uganda
SARS intensifies efforts to ensure tax compliance on crypto assets, leveraging AI, audits, and global information sharing agreements.
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Flapmax launches HPC AI Forum to enhance Africa’s scientific computing, promoting sustainability, AI innovation, and equitable access across research institutions.
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Salam Mobile extends its partnership with Zain KSA until 2030, enhancing services through advanced infrastructure to support Saudi Arabia’s digital goals.
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Safaricom Ethiopia donates ETB 28 million in laptops, routers, and educational supplies, enhancing ICT education across nine regions.
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This #TechTalkThursday article takes a closer look at the evolving satellite landscape and how key players, such as Arabsat, are adapting to these changes with new strategies and innovations.
At IBC 2024, TechAfrica News’ Founder and Chief Editor, Akim Benamara, had an engaging conversation with Cedric Pesier, VP of Sales, EMEA at Nice People at Work (NPAW). The discussion […]