Nairobi — Chinese social media platform TikTok has announced that it has no plans to monetize Kenyan creators. The platform, which has monetized creators in the Americas and other regions, remained ...
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Why TikTok will not monetise Kenyan content creatorsTikTok, the Chinese short-video platform, clarified its plans in Kenya and the entire Sub-Saharan African region, including ...
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Nigeria’s journey toward widespread 5G adoption continues to face infrastructure and adoption challenges, even as mobile ...
A study by WHO-AFRO evaluating the five-year progress of the implementation of the regional cholera prevention and control ...
Nigeria Communications Week on MSN7h
Nigeria’s 5G subscriptions hit 4 million after two yearsThe total number of mobile subscriptions on Nigeria’s 5G network grew to 4.05 million in December 2024, two years ...
A sudden appreciation in several African currencies, such as the Nigerian naira and Tanzanian shilling, allowed telecom ...
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Tiktok rides on ad-driven monetisation as creator fund remains elusive in KenyaTiktok has revealed that Wowzi, as a leading technology marketplace, will take on the role of creator management partner, in its latest ad–driven monetisation push for Kenyan businesses. This is among ...
Nigerian Tribune on MSN7h
Renewed Boko Haram attacks and foreign mercenariesTHE renewed attacks by armed bandit groups and the intensified violence by Boko Haram and the Islamic State of West Africa leave civilians in North-East ...
Kenyans have been taking to social media to call out their friends living in the US by snitching on their colleagues to the ...
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