Churches see rise in donations after introducing contactless collection plates
Tech-savvy churches are bringing in 97 percent more donations as they turn to contactless technology for their collection plates. The
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Zimbabwe cuts internet indefinitely amid violent crackdown
Zimbabwe has shut down the internet indefinitely amid an intensifying crackdown on protests against a hike in fuel prices. The
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The drone pilot whose maps are saving lives in Zanzibar
A lack of accurate maps is a big problem in parts of Africa: for disaster relief agencies, local authorities and
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Facebook and its ‘black people problem’
When it rains, it pours – and Facebook’s utterly sodden year continues to be flooded by accusations of bad governance.
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Marketplace Africa and DHL put African artisan goods in reach for holiday gift giving
Local vs. global is a debate for many of us. Should we support neighbourhood businesses or encourage social change around
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Togolese innovators turn the world’s junk into robots
Togo imports an estimated 500,000 tonnes of e-waste a year, some of it can be a health hazard, but it
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Bishop of London launches Advent app as new research shows 39% of population will celebrate the season
The Bishop of London, the Rt Revd and Rt Hon Dame Sarah Mullally DBE, and the Society For Promoting Christian
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The digital epidemic killing Indians
Smartphones are making it easier for millions of Indians to communicate and share messages on social media. But misinformation is
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‘This is Wakanda’: the black tech entrepreneurs taking on Silicon Valley
In the 2000s, most investors would hear that a tech company was from Atlanta and immediately say, ‘No.’ But great
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Google unveils navigation maps for Kenya taxis
Internet giant Google has launched Motorbike Mode on Google Maps in Kenya, making it the first African state where bike
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Can coding give Kenya’s women prisoners a second chance?
“When I came to prison I didn’t know computers.” Dorcus, 44, is beaming as she pulls apart the central processing
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Technology and Innovation Seen as a Big Boost to Cultural Tourism
Seeking to advance use of innovation and cutting-edge technologies into cultural tourism practices, destinations and products, the International Seminar on
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Sian Computers: Busting the Dangers of Internet Gaming by Joy Roxborough
Three years after launching a general IT business, Sian Computers in Bushbury, Wolverhampton, is reaching further into the community through
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The Church coexisting with Robots? by Rev Stephen Brooks
Where I live In Milton Keynes, people have been taken aback by white robots, as they travel independently about 4mph
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The African invention school inspired by bike parts
Bernard Kiwia can make almost anything from a bicycle.He first became known for inventing a mobile phone charger operated by,
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