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Moshek Africa is a digital media research and development web service. The website offers informative content for a large audience interested in varied information. With a lot of interest in Kenya and the East African region tech, business, travel spaces, and Africa at large. It also covers universal content of interest to the world.
TIGO parent company Millicom International leaves Africa
The company sold its operations in Tanzania to a consortium led Axian, the same group that had acquired Millicom’s operations in Senegal in 2018.
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Important updates on Mozilla Firefox that you need to know about
First, the Firefox 90 update has completely disabled File Transfer Protocol (FTP) support.
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New supercomputing data centre coming up in China to analyse data from space
Wenchang currently serves as one of the four space launch stations. It plans to build another launch station in Hainan
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Advocacy groups say No to Instagram for kids
The groups fear such an app would do more harm on the privacy and safety of pre-teens.
Read MoreHow to block or remove connections on your Faiba 4G MiFi
But once the problem is tackled, your neighbour’s phone or computer keeps on automatically connecting to your WiFi whenever you switch it on
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Mpesa Africa: the evolution of a global money transfer behemoth
M-PESA is probably the most storied innovations to ever emerge from Africa. It has weathered storms and attracted
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Kyocera FS 3920 duplex printing blank page error
One of the most common duplex printer problems is when you use the duplex function but the printer only prints on one side of the page
Read MoreNational secondary schools in Kenya index or code
The schools are grouped into four clusters. You can choose only one school in each cluster.
Read MoreAll you ever need to know about diabetes
Data on diabetes patients in Kenya are scarce and inaccurate. The Kenya National Diabetes Strategy 2010-2015 estimated that more than 3.3 percent of the country’s population suffers from the disease.
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