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How WhatsApp Business Fuels Gourmet Twist’s Success

Chef Uche Annie Uzoka: Mastering Growth with WhatsApp Business Nestled in the bustling heart of Lagos, Chef Uche Annie Uzoka, the visionary force behind Gourmet Twist, stands as a testament to passion meeting technology. With her brand’s whimsical take on banana bread and pastries, weaving Afro-inspired ingredients into every bite, Gourmet Twist has become more than just a name—it’s a culinary experience that stretches beyond borders. Since stepping onto the scene in 2017, it has…

Niger Sets New Regulations to Curb Media on WhatsApp, Facebook

Who would have thought that a tool as simple as social media, once deemed for private exchanges, would require government licensing to operate? Yes, you heard it right. Under newly proposed regulations in Niger, if a social media group has 50 members or more, they might soon need a governmental nod to continue their digital interactions. The announcement came straight from Niger’s Minister of Communication, Sidi Mohamed Raliou. During a national television interview, Raliou articulated concerns about these platforms being…

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…

Infox in Burkina Faso, pictures are derived from

Earlier this week, Burkinabé's General Staff announced the dismantling of three terrorist bases in eastern Burkina Faso during operations between June 14 and 16. But in the networks, a counterfeit account circulates along with photos that have nothing to do with this news. Images of victims of terrorism are used for propaganda purposes. Chronicle produced in collaboration with Solène Gardré from EPJT,…

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