President Donald Trump of the United States has disclosed that country's war against Iran has been suspended for two weeks, and gave details of their agreement.
Google finally allows Gmail username changes after 20 years, yet experts warn of increased phishing risks, urging users to adopt better email security habits.
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".
Oludayo Ojerinde, an expert in artificial intelligence, has introduced a cutting-edge chatbot focusing on health innovation to cater to individuals' healthcare.
Another financial technology company, QorePay. has launched in Nigeria to rival the top players in the payment ecosystem in Nigeria and for small businesses.
Google has agreed to settle a consumer privacy lawsuit seeking at least $5 billion in damages over allegations it tracked the data of users who thought they were browsing privately.
Few players of the online video game Free Fire would know that one of their most ferocious opponents -- a lithe, gun-wielding warrior in a short kimono and fang mask -- is in reality an 81-year-old grandmother from rural Chile. - 'I'll keep going' - Three years after starting her Free Fire journey, Arevalo says she no longer feels lonely.
A financial and crypto analyst, Olumide Adesina has identified those that are likely to win after the CBN lifted ban on crypto currency operations in Nigeria.
A Nigerian transportation company, Egora Technology has launched a gas-powered tricycle that runs both on liquified gas and petrol simultaneously.
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