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In July 2022, African tech startups raised $239,706,000, the lowest so far in 2022. Catch up with the leading African tech moves from July 2022.

Namibias Swakopmund celebrates 130th anniversary of founding -

NAMIBIA'S efforts in mitigating the spread of coronavirus are so far proving successful as the number of people in quarantine facilities around the...

South African wholesale network infrastructure provider Openserve has officially split from its parent Telkom Group today, according to an announcement from Telkom. As part of its Q1 SENS announcement, Telkom Group says that it has approved the legal and structural separation of Openserve. The ISP will split from its parent effective 1 September 2022. South […]

The National Museum is accommodated at three different places in central Windhoek. The Owela Display Centre houses the zoological and general scientific

Aspiring producer Elevate Uranium (ASX: EL8) advanced its exploration strategy during the June quarter, based on the detection and delineation of uranium mineralisation within palaeochannels at the flagship Koppies project in Namibia.

In the same week the Nigerian House of Reps passed the lauded Startup Bill, the Federal Executive Council (FEC) considered a new bill that threatens the regulatory progress Nigeria's tech ecosystem has made. Read more in #TCDaily.

Namibia’s depressed economy, high unemployment rate, poverty and propensity for outbreaks of diseases are some of the challenges citizens and officials face daily. 

Namibia will extend the temporary reduction of fuel tax levies until further notice, to create stability and ensure the security of fuel supply in the country, an official said Friday. The extension follows an announcement in May by the country's Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) to cut fuel tax…

Paratus Namibia has announced a first-of-its-kind carrier-neutral data centre situated in Windhoek, Namibia.