Nigeria, again, took almost the last seat when countries of the world with strong fraud detection mechanisms were assessed.

Elon Musk’s X erupted in uproar after the rollout of a feature revealing an account’s location, exposing what users describe as global troll farms and influence operations on the platform — including in support of President Donald Trump.

In 2025, the market for expensive and ultra high-end laptops presents a fascinating dichotomy: a battle between sheer extravagance fueled by diamonds and precious metals, and uncompromising performance driven by bleeding-edge technology.

Platform X (formerly Twitter) has begun rolling out a limited feature showing the country where its users are based, a long-awaited addition supporters say could help identify accounts spreading propaganda or interfering in foreign affairs.

Africa, has just put a foot forward towards addressing an estimated $50 billion annual import gap while unlocking new intra-African trade corridors when it launched the Africa Trade Engine, ATE, weekend.