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A study conducted by Kaspersky at the end of 2023 found that 76 per cent of small businesses globally and 88 per cent in the Middle East, Turkiye and Africa experienced at least one cyber incident in the past two years. The consequences of those attacks were severe and resulted in leaks of confidential data (34 per cent globally, 29 per cent reported this in META), reputational damage (23 per cent), loss of customer trust (20 per cent) and more. In today’s connected world, small businesses
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7 months ago Read more at CIO Africa

police arrest 90 protesters at Dartmouth College early Thursday. Hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters remain packed against their encampment barricades.
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7 months ago Read more at The Washington Post

President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni was speaking at the national celebrations of the International Labour Day in Fort Portal City. He directed the State Minister for Labour, Employment and Industrial Relations, Ms Esther Anyakun, who represented her senior Ms Betty Amongi, who was reported to be on official duty in Azerbaijan. The Employment Act, 2022, which revises and strengthens provisions in the mother Act of 2006, largely regulates the working terms and safeguards in the recruitment,
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7 months ago Read more at Monitor

Cameroon’s 1982 World Cup journey was viewed as a pivotal moment for African football. The impact of their performance on the world stage was reflected in the media coverage and discussions post-tournament. It was a significant development, as it prompted a reevaluation of the allocation of World Cup slots for African teams.
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7 months ago Read more at Football Bloody Hell

Stephen Hendry and Jimmy White are locked in a final-frame decider in the 1994 Embassy World Snooker Championships. It was White’s last shot at glory, the moment he conquered his Everest. The final was littered with uncertainty, turmoil and pain. Both players arrived at the Crucible with doubts surrounding their games.
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7 months ago Read more at The Guardian

Smilla Sundell is ONE Women's Strawweight Muay Thai world champion. The 19-year-old is set to defend her title against Natalya Dyachkova at ONE Fight Night 22 in Bangkok, Thailand on May 3.
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7 months ago Read more at Sky Sports

the heads of state for several African countries met in Kenya on April 29. They arrived in the East African country for what was dubbed the International Development Association (IDA) summit, focusing on favorable lending terms and strategies to bolster sustainable development across the continent.
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7 months ago Read more at Business Insider Africa

The father of a former Rose of Tralee contestant has initiated High Court proceedings against Kerry Rose Festival Ltd. It is understood his proceedings are aimed at securing return of money allegedly loaned by him to the company. The Big Read Google is somewhat two-faced on workplace politics: There are workplace politics, and then, there are Workplace Politics, writes Karlin Lillington.
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7 months ago Read more at The Irish Times

John Swinney is expected to announce his bid to be the next leader of the SNP this morning. The former deputy first minister of Scotland will make a statement in Edinburgh at 10.30am as the race to replace Humza Yousaf heats up. It is not yet known whether Kate Forbes will enter the leadership race.
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7 months ago Read more at The Telegraph

In the UK, pent-up demand for healthcare post-COVID has exacerbated the need to find ways to manage this demand. Given the NHS’ budgetary and staffing constraints, attention has turned to making operational processes more efficient, removing friction in clinical and enterprise service delivery. This has created an environment in which digital health companies can flourish.
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7 months ago Read more at PMLiVE