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Speaking at the inauguration on the sidelines of the Digital Nigeria International Conference and Exhibition (DNICE), Abdullahi challenged technology entrepreneurs to look beyond developing impressive products and focus instead on solving problems that affect the daily lives of Nigerians.

If you’ve read Rashmi Bansal’s books, then your idea of ‘possibility’, involves not only those born with a silver spoon, but also the chai seller’s son, the village dropout and the first-generation dreamer. When she puts pen to paper, entrepreneurship stops being a privilege and becomes a possibility, one that whispers to every ordinary Indian:…

The personal information of thousands of Uber drivers has been compromised by hackers.

Spending on education is rising around the world. The proliferation of AI means companies are investing in edtech to upskill their employees, and schools are using platforms to customize learning, offer more interactive experiences, and expand access to more students. Edtech companies, meanwhile, are capitalizing on the demand, creating hardware like interactive white boards; software…

Ethiopian financial technology company Kifiya Financial Technology has secured its first investment from the International Finance Corporation (IFC), a member of the World Bank Group, to expand digital financing opportunities for farmers, small businesses and underserved communities.

Innovators and entrepreneurs pose for a photo during the Grow-NY Summit, Friday, Nov. 13, 2026. (Photo by Jess Kszos/WHAM)

Vendor(s) selected will serve the Federal Labs Leveraging Innovation to Products (FLLIP) Pilot Program

Black Friday follows a script that hasn’t changed much in years: somebody queues outside a shop in the dark for a television they didn’t know they wanted until the discount appeared, a retailer’s website wobbles under everyone refreshing at once, and a shopping centre car park turns into a test of patience.

The Technology Development Board (TDB), under the Department of Science and Technology (DST), has signed an agreement to provide ₹64.05 crore to Bengaluru-based space technology startup Astrome Technologies under the Research, Development and Innovation (RDI) Fund to develop an indigenous artificial intelligence-powered electronic intelligence (AI-ELINT) satellite constellation.

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