Cyber Threats Soar: BT Identifies 2,000 Attacks Per Second

Cybersecurity has become one of the most pressing issues of our time, affecting sectors from finance to healthcare. Recent findings from BT, the UK’s largest telecommunications provider, have brought these concerns to the forefront. The company has reported a staggering 2,000 potential cyber-attacks on its network every second, highlighting the urgency for robust cybersecurity measures […]

The GSMA and Connect Europe Demand Digital Reform

The GSMA and Connect Europe have made a strong statement regarding the pressing need for Europe to enhance its digital infrastructure to maintain its global competitiveness. Current regulations and structural issues within the telecom sector are viewed as barriers that inhibit investment and innovation. In response to this challenge, they support the suggestions made by […]

Closing Africa's Digital Infrastructure Gap: A Pathway to Economic Growth

As Africa strives to elevate its economic status on the global stage, one significant hurdle looms large: the digital infrastructure gap. Advocates argue that addressing this gap is not just about connectivity; it’s about unlocking economic potential and enhancing the quality of life for millions across the continent. The disparity between Africa’s substantial population and […]

EARDIP Set to Transform Digital Access and Integration Across Eastern Africa

The Eastern Africa Regional Digital Integration Project (EARDIP) promises a significant uplift to the region’s digital landscape by enhancing connectivity and accessibility. This initiative is not only a step toward bridging the digital divide, but a strategic move to foster economic growth and position Eastern Africa competitively in the global digital economy. A key focus […]

UK Introduces New Bill to Classify Digital Assets as Property

The UK government has recently introduced a transformative Property Bill aimed at redefining the legal landscape for digital assets, including cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens (NFTs), and carbon credits. This proposed legislation recognizes digital assets as tangible “things” under UK law, creating a necessary framework to govern their use and ownership in various legal contexts. Digital assets […]

The Somali Government Upgrades Submarine Cable Regulations

The Somali government is taking significant steps to modernize its digital infrastructure, particularly by improving the regulatory framework around submarine cable landings. This initiative, driven by the National Communications Authority (NCA) in partnership with the International Finance Corporation (IFC), seeks to streamline processes for introducing additional submarine cables. The aim is not only to lower […]

Antarctica's Ice Melt: A Long-Term Warning on Sea-Level Rise

Recent research has drawn urgent attention to the potential of significant sea-level rise stemming from the melting of Antarctica’s ice sheet if current carbon emission levels persist. While discussions often focus on the immediate impacts leading up to 2100, the findings of this study signal a troubling future well beyond the 21st century. As global […]

Nigerian Authorities Freeze Crypto Traders' Bank Accounts Amid Currency Crisis

In a decisive action taken by Nigeria’s Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), over $330,000 in bank accounts linked to cryptocurrency traders have been frozen. These traders are accused of manipulating the Nigerian naira through unauthorized foreign exchange trading on platforms such as Kucoin and Bybit. The EFCC’s move underscores a growing concern regarding the […]

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