Why we make battery power priority in REDMI Note 17 — Xiaomi
Telecom subscriptions hit 195.1m in July
Africa: then, now, and forever(2)
Nigeria @ 50: MTN fetes orphanages
ICT directors’ forum formed, ngREN gets new life
ISPON in Tinapa, meets C-River govt on national software development
We’re ready to pay for NITEL , New Generations Telecom
Zinox takes job creation to the streets
Suburban brings MPLS technology from PCCW
Nigerian telephone operators challenge govt on security
Why broadband is still expensive in Africa, by Makau
How Car tracker foils car snatching attempt
Nigeria, major growth area for Mobile Broadband deployment , GSMA
Brain Search TV Reality Show for Secondary Schools debut
Technology transfer:NOTAP reads riot act to foreign vendors

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Open source centre for W-Africa now in Ghana
To position West African sub-regions to optimize the use of Open Source solutions, Open source resource center has been launched in the Ghana-India Kofi Annam Center of Excellence in ICT in Ghana.
Street trading comes alive again @ Computer Village
Despite intense efforts at curbing the exploding human population inside the nations biggest ICT market; the Otigba market popularly known as Computer Village by relevant law enforcement agencies in the state, traders at the market have, for the umpteenth time spilled out unto the roads and into neighboring communities behind the market, causing traffic jams while their activities make the living environment uncomfortable for residents there.
Check Point introduces software blade architecture
The worldwide leader in securing the Internet, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd, has announced the introduction of Software Blade Architecture, the industry’s first architecture to meet businesses’ need for total, flexible and manageable security to the Nigerian customers.
Africa: then, now, and forever
Walk with me in memory to one of the greatest celebrations, the end of the colonial era in Africa. The day: October 1, 1960. The place: British West Africa. The setting: A crowded stadium in the Atlantic coastal town of Sapele. School children were waving green and white flags in honour of the birth of modern Nigeria, no longer part of the British Empire.
Juwah meets telecoms czars, operators mum on details
Executive Vice Chairman of the NCC, Dr Eugene Juwah last Friday held his first ever closed-door meeting between the regulatory agency and chief executive officers of telecom firms operating in the country.

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