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UAE Attracts Global Talent with Innovative Remote Work Policies and Digital Nomad Visas.
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has been ranked the second-best destination globally for digital nomads, reinforcing its position as a leading hub for remote work. This ranking is part of a recent index by VisaGuide.World, which assessed 38 countries across multiple criteria, including internet speed, visa accessibility, cost of living, safety, and overall quality of…
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Smart Africa and Member States Collaborate on Pioneering Pan-African Data Exchange Framework
The high-level gathering brought together representatives from 11 CAITA Member States: Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d’Ivoire, Comoros, Gabon, Ghana, Mauritania, Nigeria, Tunisia, Zambia, and the Kingdom of Morocco for a collaborative workshop and a study trip. Smart Africa, a pan-African initiative aimed at accelerating sustainable socio-economic development through ICT, has collaborated with 11 member states…
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E Squared Fuels Inclusive Tech Growth with Bold R1 Billion Investment.
E Squared Investments, a South African impact investment firm, has announced a bold commitment of R1 billion towards the country’s technology and innovation ecosystem. This substantial financial injection is aimed at accelerating entrepreneurship, creating jobs, and fostering scalable businesses, particularly among historically disadvantaged communities. The investment will be channeled into multiple avenues, including early-stage startups,…
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Nigeria and UAE Join Forces to Empower Youth for the Future of Digital Innovation.
Nigeria has entered into a strategic partnership with the United Arab Emirates (UAE) to empower its youth with the digital skills necessary to thrive in the global digital economy. This collaboration, formalized through the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU), aims to accelerate digital literacy, promote innovation, and enhance job creation across Nigeria, particularly…
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From U.S., more trouble for Nigeria’s businesses, tech innovators, students.
Recent actions by the United States government have introduced new challenges for Nigeria’s business community, tech innovators, and students. Amidst ongoing diplomatic tensions and concerns about global security, U.S. immigration and trade policies are increasingly affecting Nigerians negatively. One major area of impact is visa restriction. Nigerian students, skilled workers, and entrepreneurs now face longer…
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“Value-Driven Tech Buying Redefines South Africa’s Consumer Market”
Amid ongoing economic strain and rising living costs, South African consumers are redefining their purchasing behavior, with a sharp focus on affordability, functionality, and long-term value. NIQ’s latest Consumer Tech Trends report reveals a decisive shift in shopper priorities as they respond to financial pressure with more intentional buying decisions. Consumers are becoming increasingly discerning,…
