Most Nigerians are smart enough to know that fairies and Easter bunnies do not exist. But in this season, nearly anything is possible. Computing, Printing products and technology Organisation, Hewlett-Packard is no fairy, but has said that it reward customers with Easter treats from 20th March to 30th April 2015.

Samsung Electronics West Africa has announced that pre order to its latest collection of smartphones, Galaxy S6 edge and S6 duos began end of March in Nigeria The devices are available in 32GB and 64GB for the S6 edge and 32GB for the S6 duos. Emmanouil Revmatas, Director of Information Technology and Mobile, Samsung, said that the Galaxy S6 edge and S6 duos represent new standards in design and performance, offering consumers an unmatched mobile experience.

At the Connected East Africa Summit holding in Nairobi, Kenya, Microsoft 4Afrika has launched an online hub for Kenyan small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to access locally relevant information and resources to promote SMEs and improve trade.

From smartphones to cargo drones, technology has the potential to transform the future of Africa. These 10 trends show how innovation can ripple through societies, boost economies and help the continent skip over development hurdles.

The National Association of Air Traffic Engineers, NAAE, has called on government to expedite the clearance of Aeronautical Information Service equipment at the Lagos wharf to allow installation and take off of the automation of AIS project . This is just as the body has decried the absence of spare parts for equipment across the airports in the country. Speaking at the occasion marking the 33rd NAAE day celebrations in Lagos, the National President of NAAE Engr Ebenezer Makanjuola said “AIS automation ought to have started long ago but due to bureaucracy in the system. We are appealing to Government to expedite action on the AIS project.”