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Researchers Harness Laser Technology to Enhance Cycling Safety

In the bustling world of academia, Dutch researcher Holger Caesar has embarked on an intriguing mission—and he’s doing it in style. Pedaling through the frenetic afternoon rush hour, he rides a bicycle that’s anything but ordinary; it’s a high-tech marvel burdened with an ambitious goal: to gather vital data that might just save lives someday. His electric blue steed, outfitted with an impressive arsenal of laser sensors and scanners, zips among a throng of students making their way home from the hallowed halls of Delft…

Zimbabwe’s WhatsApp Groups Encounter Stringent New Regulations

In a recent move, the Zimbabwean government has mandated that administrators of WhatsApp groups within its jurisdiction must register and obtain a license from the Post and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ). This development is not just a bureaucratic tick-off; it reflects significant shifts in the country’s regulatory landscape. POTRAZ has set a minimum licensing fee of U.S.$50, but this amount could skyrocket to as high as U.S.$2,500, depending on the group's nature and size. The authorities…

Hormuud Salaam Foundation Collaborates with SomaliREN and Tabaarak ICT to Boost Technology Skills Among Somali Students

Hormuud Salaam Foundation Joins Forces with SomaliREN and Tabaarak ICT to Boost Tech Skills for Somali Youth MOGADISHU, Somalia - On October 27, 2024, at Mogadishu’s Jazeera Hotel, Hormuud Salaam Foundation teamed up with SomaliREN and Tabaarak ICT Solutions to kick off the "Bile Initiative." This program focuses on final-year Computer Science scholars, giving them specialized training, guidance, and job prospects. With an ambition to bolster 150 students, this initiative dives deep into intensive courses…

UN Chief Sounds Alarm on the Dangers of Unregulated AI to Democracy

In commemoration of International Day of Democracy, UN Secretary-General António Guterres delivered an insightful message highlighting the critical need to safeguard free expression. He also raised an alarm about the lurking dangers posed by Artificial Intelligence (AI). Guterres cautioned that if left unchecked, AI could wreak havoc on democratic frameworks, primarily by disseminating misleading information and inciting animosity among different groups. He pointed out that this year, the stakes are particularly high, as…

New technology and the future of

Will digital revolutionize agriculture in Africa and help improve yields? Some people believe a lot in it, although there is still a long way to go. Morocco has started with that, with a view to extending what works against the other countries on the African continent. The future of agriculture in Morocco was at the heart of a virtual discussion organized by Impact Lab * on 5 May.…

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