Read the news that made rounds on the African Tech Space this first day of April:
Top Memes from the Concluded Nigerian 2015 Elections
While you’re catching your breath after being “Jega’d” during the election, these are some of the hilarious memes created by Nigerians.
Find out How to Access Other Peoples WhatsApp Messages
The GetWhatsappMessages website helps you view all your WhatsApp messages, as well as those of your friends and enemies. Just fill in the last 10 digits of your mobile number to find out.
‘Project Spartan’ is Microsoft’s Latest Browser, and it’s Ready for a Test Drive
This new upcoming browser is available for a peek by windows insiders, you may want to give it a spin.
‘Scrapbook’ is a New Feature for Facebook Minors
It is now possible for parents to collate memorable photos of their kids under age 13 to have an official facebook real estate.
Sierra Leone/Zambia Leads the World in Real GDP Growth
A new statistic by the United Nations World Economic and Prospects (WESP) 2015 places the two African countries on an impressive economic parameter.
Cape Town is Courting Economic Innovation Via Cape Town @Work
Cape town @work provides an opportunity for economic innovators to share their ideas with investors in Cape Town SA.
Orange Announces Third Edition of its Music Competition
Application opens for Orange StarAfrica’s sound contest –time to test your music skills, if you got it.
Entry Opens for Pivot East Mobile Startup Competition in Kenya
Application opens for a competition that accelerates the growth of mobile startups organised by Pivot East.
Number of Internet Users on the Increase in Kenya
The Kenyan Communications Authority have revealed that 64.3 per 100 inhabitants now have access to internet services –quite impressive.
‘Biz4Afrika’ is an Online SME Hub in Kenya
Microsoft4Afrika has unveiled the launch of an online portal designed for small and medium enterprises to access locally relevant information.
Gilat SatCom Unveils Village Island Internet Portfolio
Low income earners in rural villages now have access to an internet plan as low as a dollar per month; courtesy of Gilat SatCom.
