Mistral’s Robostral Navigate Steers Robots With a Single Camera

By Stephen BoluContrary to the new normal where technology leads business reformations, growth conversations in Africa’s business landscape, particularly in Nigeria energy sector, often begin with capital.Investment, infrastructure, and asset acquisition are frequently treated as the clearest indicators of progress. While important, they do not tell the full story of what is required to build a stronger, more resilient energy sector. As Africa continues to confront the realities of energy

…Banks, Telcos, immigration, still do silo data registrations
…Confirmation protocol with NIN not same as unified database
By Juliet UmehThe Director-General of the National Identity Management Commission, NIMC, Engr. Abisoye Coker-Odusote, has declared that Nigeria has moved beyond the era of fragmented identity databases.
However, the reality on ground appears to contradict that claim as many Nigerians recount having to fill out long forms in their attempts to obtain or renew in

By Prince OsuagwuTelecoms and digital solutions provider, Globacom, at the weekend revealed that its flourishing business empires are anchored on genuine appreciation of dedicated customers.
This was also as it splashed cash and gift items worth millions of Naira on about 115 strategic partners it considered the pillars of its growth.
The celebration which happened at its 2026 Glo Partners’ Reward Gala, in Eko Hotels Lagos, witnessed the attendance of partners from across the country, mil

By Juliet UmehLEAD promoter of Legacy of Traditions and BINI RIVA Life, Nere Emiko, has called for accelerated digital connectivity in Nigeria’s riverine communities, describing telecommunications infrastructure as essential for improving education, healthcare, security, financial inclusion and economic development.
Emiko made the appeal while highlighting the Federal Government’s Riverine Connect Initiative, a sub-project of the National Universal Communication Access Project, NUCA

By Juliet UmehA new study has revealed that digital payment infrastructure is transforming Nigeria’s food service industry, helping businesses overcome longstanding operational challenges and driving the sector to an estimated $11.09 billion market in 2025.The report, released by a digital bank, Moniepoint, projected that the industry would grow to $19.31 billion by 2030, representing an annual growth rate of 11.73 percent, driven by the expansion of food delivery platforms, cloud ki