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3 weeks ago | techeconomy.ng | Peter Oluka

In the bustling heart of Kigali, Rwanda, a young mother cradles her newborn, relieved to find a clinic nearby. Across Northern Nigeria, health workers navigate previously overlooked settlements, bringing vaccines to children who might have gone unnoticed. Meanwhile, in Nairobi, city engineers analyse flood-prone streets, determined to prevent the next disaster before it happens.

3 weeks ago | techeconomy.ng | Peter Oluka

In today’s fast-paced world, professionals face increasing demands, making work-life balance an elusive goal. The latest episode of TECH TALK LIVE available onYouTube  and  Spotify featuring industry expert Roosevelt Elias, founder of Payble, takes a deep dive into strategies for maintaining efficiency while protecting personal well-being. The Reality of Workplace StressStudies reveal that 77% of employees experience work-related stress, with 33% reporting extreme levels of burnout.

3 weeks ago | techeconomy.ng | Peter Oluka

Unlike a laptop or piece of IT hardware that you only pay for once, cloud computing is a constant entry on enterprises’ balance sheets. Cloud adoption across West Africa remains a net positive as growing demand leads to increased availability of infrastructure and vendors. Still, there is always the potential for organisations to lose control of their spending, whether it’s because of internal circumstances or ones beyond their control.

3 weeks ago | techeconomy.ng | Peter Oluka

Governor Abba Kabir Yusuf of Kano State, and Dr. Bosun Tijani,  the minister of Communication and Digital Economy, are leading other special guest and speakers to the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS’) 19th International Conference to be held in Kano, Techeconomy can report.

4 weeks ago | techeconomy.ng | Peter Oluka

Statistics show that over 60% of Nigeria’s rural population lacks access to functional primary healthcare centers; Nigeria has only 30 doctors per 100,000 people, with rural areas experiencing an even worse deficit, and less than 40% of rural women receive adequate antenatal care, leading to high rates of complications during childbirth.