Africa: Experts Launch a Climate and Health Curriculum for African Negotiators At COP30

Africa: Ethiopia’s Abiy Meets Somali President After Launch of Africa’s Largest Hydroelectric Dam

Addis Ababa, Sept 10, 2025 — One day after Ethiopia officially inaugurated the Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD), the continent’s largest hydroelectric project, Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed held a series of high-level meetings with regional leaders to discuss security and development in the Horn of Africa. Among those he met was Somali President Hassan Sheikh…

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OpenAI to launch its first AI chip: report

OpenAI to launch its first AI chip: report

OpenAI is set to produce its first artificial intelligence chip next year in partnership with US semiconductor giant Broadcom, the Financial Times reported on Thursday, citing people familiar with the matter. OpenAI plans to put the chip to use internally rather than make it available to external customers, the FT report said, citing one person…

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Abxylute to launch handheld PC with glasses-free 3D

Abxylute to launch handheld PC with glasses-free 3D

Abxylute is pushing the boundaries of the handheld PC market with its upcoming device, the Abxylute 3D One. This new gadget, set to launch for “under $1,700,” combines several cutting-edge features, including an 11-inch glasses-free 3D display and detachable controllers. Read: Bandwidth Blog & Smile 90.4FM Tech Tuesday: Geothermal power boost! The device is based…

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DStv 4K streaming launch is not imminent

DStv 4K streaming launch is not imminent

MultiChoice Group has not launched 4K-resolution content on its DStv Stream platform, despite a media report earlier on Thursday claiming that it had done so. Although the JSE-listed broadcaster has the capability to offer 4K services on DStv Stream and its satellite bouquets, and has tested the technology in the past, it has not done…

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Paratus to launch mobile network to challenge Namibia’s MTC

Paratus to launch mobile network to challenge Namibia’s MTC

Paratus Group executive chairman Barney Harmse Paratus Group will in the coming weeks launch a mobile data network in Namibia that will challenge the dominant state-owned incumbent, MTC. Barney Harmse, group executive chairman at Windhoek-headquartered Paratus, a fast-growing digital infrastructure company with operations across Southern Africa, revealed the plans in an interview with the TechCentral…

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