Google Chrome’s initial plan to phase out third-party cookies in Q3 of 2024 sparked widespread concerns across the adtech industry, however, just last week Google announced that they will, in fact, not be deprecating these cookies, which means the advertising landscape is once again shifting.

This decision allows advertisers and brands to continue utilising the personalisation and targeting capabilities of third-party cookies, giving consumers the choice to opt-in.

More from Daniel Levy, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Flow.

Google Chrome’s initial plan to phase out third-party cookies in Q3 of 2024 sparked widespread concerns across the adtech industry, however, just last week Google announced that they will, in fact, not be deprecating these cookies, which means the advertising landscape is once again shifting.
This decision allows advertisers and brands to continue utilising the personalisation and targeting capabilities of third-party cookies, giving consumers the choice to opt-in.
More from Daniel Levy, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of Flow.

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Technology, social media general trends, trending in tech, brand power.

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GirlCode’s first-ever Pan African Hackathon participation, which brought together young female coders from across Africa to tackle pressing global challenges.

The 10th annual event aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and produced remarkable solutions, including initiatives to improve access to menstrual health products and reduce food waste. 

This year’s hackathon not only marks a significant milestone for GirlCode but also highlights the growing movement to empower women and girls in tech across the continent.

Joining us on the is GirlCode’s Founder and CEO, Zandile Mkwanazi.

GirlCode’s first-ever Pan African Hackathon participation, which brought together young female coders from across Africa to tackle pressing global challenges.
The 10th annual event aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and produced remarkable solutions, including initiatives to improve access to menstrual health products and reduce food waste. 
This year’s hackathon not only marks a significant milestone for GirlCode but also highlights the growing movement to empower women and girls in tech across the continent.
Joining us on the is GirlCode’s Founder and CEO, Zandile Mkwanazi.

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Imait Technology provides cutting edge tools to help cattle farmers manage risks such as droughts, pests, diseases and animal theft.

Farmers rely on visual inspection to determine if their cattle are healthy and feeding properly.

These methods are exposed to human errors which result in farmers losing their cattle to animal theft, diseases and drought.

To solve the problem, Imait Technology created Smart Cattle management system (SCMS) which provides an automated management of cattle and farm, on real-time monitoring through artificial intelligence platform.

Joining us on the line from Botswana is Nathan Tshamba, CEO at Imait Technology.

Imait Technology provides cutting edge tools to help cattle farmers manage risks such as droughts, pests, diseases and animal theft.
Farmers rely on visual inspection to determine if their cattle are healthy and feeding properly.
These methods are exposed to human errors which result in farmers losing their cattle to animal theft, diseases and drought.
To solve the problem, Imait Technology created Smart Cattle management system (SCMS) which provides an automated management of cattle and farm, on real-time monitoring through artificial intelligence platform.
Joining us on the line from Botswana is Nathan Tshamba, CEO at Imait Technology.

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5G Fixed Wireless Access that could be a catalyst for explosive growth in Africa’s digital economy.

For the millions of households waiting for reliable broadband, the arrival of 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) offers a promising and efficient solution.

As a cost-effective, scalable solution that can be rolled out rapidly, 5G FWA could be essential in including more of Africa’s population in the digital economy.

More from Rami Mohammad Osman – Director for Business Development, MediaTek Middle East and Africa.

5G Fixed Wireless Access that could be a catalyst for explosive growth in Africa’s digital economy.
For the millions of households waiting for reliable broadband, the arrival of 5G fixed wireless access (FWA) offers a promising and efficient solution.
As a cost-effective, scalable solution that can be rolled out rapidly, 5G FWA could be essential in including more of Africa’s population in the digital economy.
More from Rami Mohammad Osman – Director for Business Development, MediaTek Middle East and Africa.

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