Global roundup: Jack Dorsey exits Twitter board as Zoom, Snapchat shares lose value
Global Roundup: *Jack Dorsey exits Twitter board | *Zoom sustains expansion plans | *Snap plunges 30% after CEO warning | *Youtube is keeping the misinformation fight
Bantaba is enabling growth for African tech startups with access to diaspora knowledge and capital
The matchmaking and community-driven business is working towards becoming the key link between global knowledge & capital and Africa’s startup ecosystem.
ICT sector contributed 16% to Nigeria’s GDP in Q1 2022- NBS
...the sector's Q1 2022 contribution is 1.29 points higher than the impact it made in the first quarter (Q1) of 2021 - 14.91%.
All you need to know about CBN’s open banking guideline for fintech and banks
The guidelines will aid innovation and competition in the country. | Regulatory environment supervised by the CBN must evolve progressively...
Tech events this week: CYSEC NG 2022 Hackathon, AR/VR Masterclass + more
Tech events this week: *CYSEC NG 2022 Hackathon, Awards and Cybersecurity Conference | *An evening with African Business Heroes | *AR/VR Masterclass | *Skillznet Training | *Airflow Summit 2022
Global Roundup: Elon Musk loses $12.3bn as Apple goes union-busting
Tesla shares are now down 28% since Musk launched his bid to buy Twitter on Apr. 14...
Concerns about affordability as global second-hand smartphone market grew by 15% in 2021
15% YoY growth up to the point that it beat the new smartphone shipments- which grew 4.5% YoY
Global Tech Roundup: Elon Musk says Twitter deal is on hold, Apple protects its payment feature + others
Global Tech Roundup: *A chain of crypto dips | *Apple gets protective with its tap-to-pay feature | *Elon Musk says Twitter deal is on hold | *China wants to dump foreign PCs | *Uber is cutting costs
“A lack of public sector competence” limits proptech’s growth but Gmaven is providing solutions
*Rated as the continent's largest B2B commercial real estate marketplace, Gmaven has consistently worked around limitations to encourage tech-led solutions
Smartphone sales in Nigeria rose 81% in 2021, expected to rise this year
*Rising demand and low data costs drive an increase in smartphone purchases | *Average sales price of expected to rise further this year