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Recent developments in the metaverse space include social platform, ‘Grief tech’ and a VR suit that could allow...

An increasing adoption of immersive technologies and rise of creators is gradually shaping Nigeria as the next frontier for extended reality.

By Balkissa Ide Siddo, Director of Public Policy, Africa, Meta Since the start of the twenty-first century, technology has been at the heart of enhancing communication and human contact. The internet has not only enabled people to communicate with family and friends all over the world in real time, but powered businesses and creativity across the

The metaverse is presenting itself as fashion’s new frontier. Will fashion brands in Africa keep up?

Big tech is pumping in billions and African tech companies are taking their first tentative steps, but with costs prohibitively high, will Africans be able to participate in the metaverse?

Web3 is the version of the internet where users will be able to run their own servers, control how their data is used and shared by third parties, own digital property, and have access to a seamless and borderless payment system based entirely on the internet. But not many people have a clear picture of this great vision.

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This was how Thrill Digital started Astra, a fashion crypto game where players can win real-life fashion luxury items. The game would have its own crypto token, which must be connected to a crypto wallet like the popular crypto game, Axie Infinity.

Niyi Okeowo, one of Nigeria's most successful NFT artists has made over $20,000 in NFT sales, then he lost his wallet to scammers.

Jendaya, a new luxury e-commerce platform focused on Africa Christelle Pellissier - ETX Studio (Photo: © jacoblund / Getty Images) 8 April 2021 Share: Prada, Givenchy, and Marine Serre are just some of the labels that will be available on this new luxury platform aimed at African consumers, alongside local labels such as Rich Mnisi, AAKS, and Imad Eduso. The launch is scheduled for July 1, by invitation only. Meet the needs of African consumers looking for luxury clothing and highlight ...