Phone call between Chief of Defence Staff and soldier surfaces, revealing police threats at site and military orders from Vice Admiral, sparking public attention.
Haayaa 2.0 is an e-commerce platform which provides easy-to-use tools that help small businesses sell online, manage operations, and grow efficiently.
Infinix has introduced the HOT 40 SERIES Free Fire Limited Edition, developed in collaboration with Free Fire, the world’s most downloaded mobile battle royale game.
A new immersive Elvis Presley show will open in central London later this year, bringing the king of rock 'n' roll back to life with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), organisers said Thursday. "Elvis Evolution" comes after the success of Swedish supergroup ABBA's "ABBA Voyage" digital avatar show, which opened at a purpose-built venue in east London in May 2022.
A US teenager has beaten classic computer game Tetris, forcing it into a game-ending glitch in a feat previously achieved only by artificial intelligence. "Congratulations to ‘blue scuti’ for achieving this extraordinary accomplishment, a feat that defies all preconceived limits of this legendary game," a statement said. hg/dw
A consortium of Nigerian banks is rushing to develop new cryptocurrency following the lifting of the ban by the CBN on digital assets in Nigeria and its new rules.
Mafab, rival to MTN and Airtel's 5G service, has announced prices for its routers. The firm is set to launch 5G services 2 years after securing its licence.
Xiaomi, the Chinese smartphone manufacturer has launched its first electric vehicle to challenge Elon Musk's Tesla with a plan to release it into the market in 2024.
Airtel Africa plc announces the retirement of its Chief Executive Officer, Olusegun Ogunsanya according to a disclosure filed to the Nigerian Exchange
Chinese internet giant Baidu has said it was cancelling the planned multi-billion-dollar purchase of livestreaming platform YY Live, partly blaming its inability to get government approval. Baidu, the country's top search engine company, agreed in 2020 to buy JOYY Inc's Chinese live video business YY Live for $3.6 billion.
For decades, Tele Liban has been a mainstay of Lebanese living rooms. Zaven Kouyoumdjian, author of two books on television including "Lebanon on Screen", said Tele Liban was part of a modernising effort in the Arab world and also "brought all Lebanese together".
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