The Rise of the Anti-Smartphone Movement
Amid growing concerns over digital fatigue and constant distractions, a new trend known as the “anti-smartphone movement” is gaining momentum. Increasingly, people are abandoning their
Category : Technology
Sousse to Host Africa’s Largest AI Conference, GAICA 2025
The city of Sousse will host GAICA 2025, Africa’s largest artificial intelligence conference, from November 17 to 19. The event is expected to bring together
Huawei Plans New Energy Transition Projects in Tunisia
Tunisia’s Minister of Industry, Mines and Energy, Fatma Thabet Chiboub, met on Friday, September 12, with Philippe Wang, Huawei’s Regional President and Head of Digital
In a First, Rwanda Launches Africa’s First Self-Flying Air Taxi
Rwanda made history by launching Africa’s first public trial of an electric self-flying air taxi during the 9th Africa Aviation Summit and Exhibition, held in
Apple Prepares to Launch AI Health Coach Service
Apple is preparing to expand its footprint in digital health with the upcoming launch of a new service called Apple Health+, Bloomberg reported. The service
Hackers Attack Google Database, Exposing 2.5 Billion Gmail Accounts
Google is facing a major cybersecurity crisis after hackers gained access to data from 2.5 billion Gmail users, according to a report by the Daily
Tunisia’s National Cybersecurity Agency Warns of AI Search Engine Risks
Tunisia’s National Cybersecurity Agency has warned against the risks of using AI-powered search engines, urging users not to enter personal or sensitive data such as
Lenovo to Establish Regional Headquarters in Saudi Arabia
Chinese technology giant Lenovo announced on Tuesday its plans to establish a regional headquarters in Saudi Arabia, in a move aimed at strengthening its presence
Tunisia to Participate in TICAD 9 Summit in Yokohama, Japan
Tunis, August 16, 2025 – Preparations for Tunisia’s participation in the Ninth Tokyo International Conference on African Development (TICAD 9), scheduled to take place in
UNESCO: Tunisian Women Top Scientific Research in Africa and Arab World
UNESCO has confirmed that Tunisian women rank first in Africa and the Arab world in the field of scientific research, representing 55.1% of all researchers.