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Social media is one of the most powerful tools a business can use today. Not only does it allow you to communicate with your...

Sextortion is when someone employs non-physical forms of coercion to extort sexual favors or use sex as a form of blackmail to get money...

The most important thing to a Ugandan is a means to provide for themselves and their family. Nothing else comes close. For the vast...

A few weeks ago, my wife asked me to do a Google search for a fruit juice making machine. When I started my search,...

YouBlogger: Zulfiqar AneesSamsung Galaxy Note 10 supports many of the most advanced features, notably the unique design, long battery life, stunning display, and...

Every day, the African tech sector uses some of the most basic mobile technologies in the world to create new disruption. A rising generation of technologists, coders and entrepreneurs are stepping up to solve some of our continent's most pressing problems.

I am sure by now most of you have heard of the concept of a hackathon, a collection of young developers who get pitched against each other in teams and tasked to develop various apps, prototypes and e-solutions.

The typical day of an entrepreneur comes with its share of challenges. Slow traffic, difficulty in reaching out to new customers and inadequate capital are just a tip of the iceberg. In short, most startups’ directors endure overwhelming schedules while in pursuit of maximizing returns on their capital.