What to expect from the Samsung Galaxy event on August 27
Samsung says the event will bring the core Galaxy S26 experience, from camera to AI, to a wider audience.
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Google Gemini is available in Nigeria, and you do not need to pay for a Google AI subscription to start using many of its most useful features.
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Nigeria’s Central Bank wants to monitor your stablecoin transactions. Can the plan actually work?
Regulators want greater visibility into how digital assets—especially stablecoins and their role in payments—move on blockchains as they seek to manage risks to monetary sovereignty. However, running observer nodes could increase compliance costs for stablecoin issuers, who may need to hire managed services providers to meet the CBN’s proposed technical requirements.
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Nigeria’s SEC wants crypto firms to share transaction data
Under new rules, crypto businesses targeting Nigerian users to register with the SEC, even if they operate from outside the country.
Google is giving Nigerian students a year of free AI access
The offer is Google's latest effort to bring its AI tools into education in Africa.
AI is making Africa’s cheapest smartphones harder to afford
Africans planning to buy a new smartphone this year may have to spend more as rising AI demand makes the cheap devices that helped millions get online more expensive to produce.
African content has found a global market. Now comes the fight over the money
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The company's HERCULES project combines electricity generation, cooling and AI data-centre infrastructure. The idea is to reduce dependence on the national grid by generating electricity close to where it is consumed. The initial design uses liquefied natural gas (LNG), although AMACO says the system can later accommodate renewable energy and hydrogen.
Galaxy Watch 9 vs Galaxy Watch Ultra 2: Full comparison
Both watches run on the same Snapdragon Wear Elite chip and Wear OS 7. They also share the same core health sensors.
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Nigeria has taught entrepreneurship for years. Is it actually converting?
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These Kenyan startups raised $500 million before shutting down. Where are the founders now?
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Nigeria to earn $41 million from MTN’s $406 million dividend payout
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