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Internet shutdowns cost Ethiopia $146 million in 2022 The war in Ethiopia’s Tigray region has not only caused the loss of lives and mass displacement but also loss of millions of dollars in revenue by businesses due to another full year of total internet shutdown.Read more... https://qz.com/ethiopia-lost-146-million-due-to-internet-blackouts-1849978475

World Bank projects impressive growth for Senegal in 2023 The World Bank projects an impressive 2023 for Senegal’s economy, thanks to a thriving oil and gas industry.Read more... https://qz.com/world-bank-projects-impressive-growth-for-senegal-in-20-1849968829

It was a close shave for Eskom's CEO in alleged poisoning attempt Police in South Africa have launched investigations into allegations of the poisoning of state power monopoly Eskom CEO André de Ruyter.Read more... https://qz.com/eskoms-ceo-survives-alleged-poisoning-attempt-1849964666

Application mobile: Les fausses nouvelles et l’intimidation en ligne en hausse Selon une nouvelle étude, 86% des Kenyans ont rencontré et partagé par inadvertance des informations fausses et inexactes sur les plateformes de médias sociaux, soulignant les défis croissants auxquels les utilisateurs sont confrontés sur ces plateformes.

Coast school gives glimpse of hits, misses of e-learning

Israel embassy uses Facebook to celebrate independence day The Embassy of Israel in Nairobi used Facebook to celebrate the country's 72nd independence day in a way that drew attention and admiration from users, even as Covid-19 directives against social interaction remain in force.

Demand for faster, cheaper internet rises to tackle crisis

How to develop mobile apps without coding skills The global necessity to place populations under total and partial lockdowns due to Covid-19 has opened new opportunities in the digital arena to innovate solutions that appear to adapt to future technological changes.