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ETHER’S VOID to its roster family. Ether’s Void is a metal project born in 2016 consisting of Daniel Rosa (vocals and guitar), Andrea Sora (guitar), Luca Ferrandi (bass), Sebastiano Danelli (drums). Their music is born from the need to mix sounds ranging from post grunge (Alter Bridge, Tremonti) to progressive (Dream Theater, Periphery). The band, with the release of the debut album “Collateral”, intends to disseminate their own interpretation and research as much as possible accumulated over the years. From 2016 to today the band has played in various clubs and festivals in northern Italy with their assets about fifty dates. On the band’s YouTube channel they have posted the videos of their two singles “When The Suns Collide” and “Pillars” both extracted from the first disc; two more singles are scheduled to be released. The expressed themes in the lyric range are from interpersonal relationships to individual growth, referring to astronomical scenarios ....
Oolu, a Senegalese-based solar energy startup, has raised $8.5 million in Series B equity investment. The round was led by independent renewable energy developer, RP Global. Other investors that participated include Persistent Energy Capital (PEC), Shell-seeded impact investor All On, Gaia Impact Fund, and DPI Energy Ventures. In what can be seen as one of the largest rounds by a Francophone Africa-based startup, here’s what Daniel Rosa, co-founder and CEO of Oolu, said of the investment. “The strength of our business and industry during a challenging global pandemic has demonstrated the value that customers see in our products and service. RP Global’s financial expertise and experience in managing renewable energy businesses will enable us to accelerate our growth. ....
Kenya’s proposed privacy Bill Kenya’s government wants to solve the problem of not being able access private information stored on devices such as mobile phones, and it wants to do this with a new bill. What’s in this bill: Kenyans who own mobile phones or communication gadgets will be required to provide any information or data needed by the government in the interest of national security. This includes emails, SMS, WhatsApp messages, or any data that the government deems a threat to national security. Failure to provide such information as required by the government will lead to imprisonment for a period of up to one year or a fine of KShs 1 million ($8,963), or both. ....