Tecno has introduced its latest model, the Camon 30 Pro. This 5G variant is part of Tecno’s extensive lineup of electronics brands, specializing in mobile technology and distributed in over 70 countries. The unveiling took place at the Sheraton New Hotel in Addis Ababa, where ambassadors, senior officials, and distinguished guests from various countries were in attendance.

The Camon 30 Pro 5G incorporates an array of technological advancements, including cutting-edge camera sensor technology, which is the result of extensive research and development. Tecno showcased this new model, alongside its other technology products, at the prestigious Mobile World Congress held in Barcelona, Spain. The Camon 30 Pro 5G is equipped with a state-of-the-art sensor (Sony IMX890) that enables users to capture vivid photos in any lighting conditions, without compromising on light quality.

This phone represents Tecno’s commitment to staying at the forefront of the industry by integrating innovative technologies. It boasts impressive features such as powerful processor capacity, long-lasting battery life, and an appealing design that showcases the pinnacle of technological advancements and mobile phone inputs. Tecno is dedicated to the integration of new technological products with artificial intelligence, meeting the high demand across various sectors and applications.

Nyala Insurance S.C. (NISCO) has announced the commencement of insurance coverage for more than half a million workers traveling abroad. With their strong financial resources and commitment to innovative insurance solutions, Nyala has launched life insurance services specifically tailored for Ethiopian citizens seeking employment opportunities overseas.

Through a two-year contract secured with the Ministry of Works and Skills, NISCO is now able to provide life insurance coverage to over 500,000 Ethiopians traveling abroad for job opportunities. The coverage offers a maximum benefit of 1.35 million birr per individual, with an annual premium of 500 birr.

The insurance coverage includes protection against death, injuries, mental disorders, and related issues. Furthermore, NISCO also provides coverage of up to 250,000 birr for the transportation of deceased individuals, burial arrangements, and the transportation of personal belongings in the unfortunate event of a traveler’s death in the foreign country.

To ensure convenient access to services, NISCO has introduced a new online system that enables travelers to efficiently and swiftly obtain insurance coverage. Alternatively, they can visit branches or digitally connect with their agencies within a matter of minutes.

NISCO expresses its appreciation for the initiative undertaken by the Ministry to provide life insurance coverage, which plays a vital role in safeguarding the well-being of citizens.

It is worth noting that the previous insurer’s facility for life insurance coverage for foreign employment contract travelers was limited to a maximum of 400,000 Birr.

The National Dialogue Commission has been called upon to prioritize critical issues such as facilitating discussions on the distribution of wealth and power, as well as the structure of the federal system.

On Wednesday, May 15, 2024, the Ethiopian Civil Society Organizations Council (ECSOC) presented a comprehensive set of recommendations to be included in the national dialogue process.

A total of 367 recommendations were submitted by civil society organizations, highlighting the importance of addressing key aspects such as constitutionality, wealth and power allocation, sustainable peacebuilding, federal system structure, as well as land acquisition and use. ECSOC, representing various civil society organizations, submitted these agendas to the National Dialogue Commission, urging their inclusion in the national dialogue process.

The Council of Civil Society Organizations of Ethiopia held discussions to assess its contributions thus far during the consultation process. Hana Woldegabriel, Acting Executive Director of the Council, emphasized the council’s dedication to contributing to significant national issues. She expressed assurance that the council’s ongoing support and involvement would greatly contribute to the success of the national dialogue process.

Over 300 civil society organizations have participated in the initiative, submitting 11 agenda items to the National Dialogue Commission through the Council of Civil Society Organizations of Ethiopia. These agenda items encompass crucial constitutional matters, including the equitable distribution of wealth and power, historical understandings and narratives, as well as sustainable peacebuilding.

The national dialogue process aims to foster inclusive discussions among various stakeholders to address Ethiopia’s challenges effectively. By incorporating the recommendations put forth by civil society organizations, the hope is to promote a more equitable distribution of wealth and power, foster sustainable peace, and strengthen the structure of the federal system.

The National Dialogue Commission plays a vital role in facilitating dialogue, ensuring that diverse perspectives are heard, and formulating strategies that reflect the aspirations and needs of the Ethiopian people. With the inclusion of the recommended agenda items, it is anticipated that the national dialogue process will pave the way for constructive and inclusive discussions that lead to positive outcomes for the nation.

Africa’s meteoric rise as an emergent international force in digital transformation, coupled with the epic AI opportunity sweeping the globe, is set to propel a new era of public-private sector investment collaboration when the continent’s largest tech and start-up event opens in Morocco this month.

The 2nd edition of GITEX AFRICA, taking place from May 29-31, 2024 in Marrakech, will converge global leaders and experts, governments, businesses, big tech, start-ups, investors, and academia from 130 countries to catalyze partnerships and advance the future ambitions of a continent determined to elevate its entrepreneurial innovation economy.

Africa’s blockbuster tech showpiece event is organized by KAOUN International, the overseas affiliate of Dubai World Trade Centre (DWTC), which organizes GITEX GLOBAL in the UAE, the world’s largest and most trusted tech and start-up event.

With the final preparations underway for a purpose-built mega venue in the heart of Marrakech, GITEX AFRICA 2024 will span 21 halls, featuring 1,400 international exhibiting companies – a 70 percent year-on-year increase over the event’s record-breaking debut in 2023.

This is the year of the AI phenomenon and its tantalizing all-purpose capabilities to transform diverse sectors, from cybersecurity, cloud, and IoT to finance, telecoms, agriculture, and education, amplifying hopes of greater prosperity in the world’s second most populous continent. AI’s impact on health tech has also spurred the launch of World Future Health Africa, accelerating the continent’s ascending digital health revolution.

More than 700 of the most outstanding global start-ups from 45 countries, including 200 Moroccan start-ups, will also feature at GITEX AFRICA, turbo-charging a great investment revival in a resilient and vibrant start-up ecosystem estimated to raise USD 10 billion in VC funds by 2025. These award-winning game-changers will connect with 350 investors from 35 countries with USD 200 billion worth of assets under management.