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Building organisational performance

The leader has to constantly and continually be developing, growing, and using emerging tools.

By Jonah Nyoni Nov. 2, 2024

AU launches the “Make Africa Digital” campaign supported by Google in Zimbabwe

A two-day digital training session kicked off in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe's second-largest city, at the Rainbow Towers during the Zimtrade Annual Exporters Conference.

By Staff Reporter Oct. 15, 2024

AU launches the “Make Africa Digital” campaign supported by Google in Zimbabwe

How online content removal services work

According to a survey conducted by CareerBuilder, around 70% of employers use social media to research candidates.

By Jacob Mutisi Aug. 16, 2024

How online content removal services work

Move Photos from Google Drive to Google Photos in 4 Steps

Moving photos from Google Drive to Google Photos offers an easy solution to photo management

By Newsday Aug. 6, 2024

Move Photos from Google Drive to Google Photos in 4 Steps

Smartphone technologies shake-up law enforcement

The update includes a crowd-sourced network of over a billion Android devices, utilising Bluetooth signals emitted by neighbouring devices to pinpoint a device's real-time location.

By Jacob Mutisi Apr. 26, 2024

Smartphone technologies shake-up law enforcement

AI in Zim: Let’s engage together

Ethical implications are a primary concern surrounding AI, given its immense power.

By Naison Bangure Mar. 22, 2024

AI in Zim: The future is now

In agriculture, AI applications are enhancing crop yields through optimised irrigation, fertilisation and pest control, contributing to increased productivity and sustainability.

By Naison Bangure Mar. 15, 2024

Masiyiwa’s Cassava partners Google Cloud

Google Cloud chief executive Thomas Kurian noted that businesses are turning to generative AI to drive operational efficiencies.

By Staff Reporter Mar. 7, 2024

Masiyiwa’s Cassava partners Google Cloud

Google’s use of student data could effectively ban Chromebooks from Denmark schools

The agency found that Google uses student data from Chromebooks and Google Workplace for Education “for its own purposes,” which isn’t allowed under European privacy law.

By The Verge Feb. 8, 2024