For what it’s worth, the seemingly endless wait for GTA 6 might be the biggest test of patience in modern gaming, made no easier by Rockstar’s justifiable continued commitment to excellence. The new release date, now set for November 19, 2026, will arrive six months later than the May 2026 window teased in the second […]
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There have been very few video games, if any at all, that have rivalled the cultural dominance of Grand Theft Auto (GTA). The world is practically holding its breath for the release of its latest instalment, GTA 6. But as we’ve all heard, its release has been unsurprisingly postponed again, this time to November 19, […]
It’s no news that AI research and deployment firm OpenAI has been at the centre of several industry-wide litigations recently, including allegations that claimed its flagship ChatGPT was complicit in the suicide of some teenage users after extended conversations. For reasons like this, it became almost believable when several reports claimed that OpenAI had updated […]
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Cryptocurrency in Nigeria has rarely enjoyed a harmonious run. When the government isn’t hounding international exchange platforms like Binance, it is experimenting with poorly conceived alternatives such as the eNaira, or attributing the naira’s devaluation to the trading of the digital asset, consequently directing telecom and internet providers to restrict access to exchange platforms. These […]
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On Wednesday, October 29, as Tanzanians went to the polls to elect their President, members of the National Assembly, and ward councillors in the 2025 general elections, they were denied a vital element of any democratic process: access to information. This came as a result of a premeditated internet blackout that rendered most media platforms […]
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MultiChoice, the parent company of DStv and GOtv, has been in the throes of financial and operational struggles, barely keeping afloat amid rising competition. In recent years, the South African-based pay-TV giant has battled the growing influence of streaming services that have become more appealing to the continent’s youth-centric demographic. This, combined with what the […]
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Everywhere you look today, generative AI is creeping in to disrupt what was once near-pristine across all boards. Using it has ignited an unending debate over what’s morally right or wrong, commercially sustainable, and socially acceptable across the globe, even as hegemonic states continue to vie for the supremacy of models. AI making the workforce […]
After four presidential delays of the enforcement of the TikTok ban in America, the White House and the Chinese-based social network have finally found a compromise that will keep its operations running with no interruption in the country. On Thursday, September 25, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that set in motion the […]
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There’s a growing dispute between the Department of State Security (DSS), activist and politician Omoyele Sowore, and social media platform X (formerly Twitter). In a letter dated Saturday, September 6, the DSS demanded that X take down an August 25 tweet from Omoyele Sowore, saying it disparaged President Bola Tinubu, was misleading, and capable of […]
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Nissi Ogulu has a clear vision and pursues her goals with as much intent and resolve as one can muster. With regards to her multidisciplinary layers, only a few, if any, Nigerians are leaving distinct marks in the worlds of music, animation, and technological innovation the way she is. Far from operating on the margins […]
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It’s not the best of times to be a content creator in Egypt. In the past few days, the Egyptian authorities have doubled down on their stance to safeguard the country’s moral and social values, deploying measures that include arresting creators found complicit and threatening to ban TikTok, which has been deemed a hotbed for […]
Unoriginal content has become one of the major problems of today’s social media experience. According to reports, mainstream media is subject to growing distrust, intensified by the spread of AI-generated content. This type of content is especially prevalent on Facebook and Instagram, the first and fourth most used social platforms globally. However, social media […]
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