So, we asked ourselves, how can we contribute to this forward march to the future, how can we spark the fires of change? How can we accelerate the adoption of this new way of life? Thus the “Catalyst” was born.
On the 25th of May 2022, the cybercrime unit of the Nigeria Police Force arrested a 37-year-old Nigerian man in an international operation spanning four continents using intel from Interpol. Learn more here>
Co-creation Hub (CcHUB) has partnered with Pan African University Life and Earth Sciences Institute (PAULESI) and De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) in efforts to foster the culture of innovation, in universities, in the circular plastic economy sector through the Circular Plastic Innovation Hub (CPIEHub).
The Creative Economy Practice at CcHUB has partnered with Africa No Filter to develop the African Cities Cultural Vibrancy Index (ACCVI), a comprehensive database of information that maps the cultural landscape in Africa and an advocacy tool for supporting creatives.
Heightened by the lockdown in 2020, technology has proven to be a great enabler of learning especially in the midst of a crisis with opportunities for remote and self-paced learning. In preparation for World Refugee Day in June, the EdTech Monday Show for the month of May focused on exploring ways in which EdTech can be leveraged to drive learning and reduce learning poverty for displaced youths in Nigeria.
Enterprise vulnerabilities as recorded in May 2022 affect operating systems, website browsers, exchange servers, office suites, and cloud services.
Google for startups will be expanding their support with the $4 million Black Founders Fund programme with an additional $1M in funding. At CcHUB, we are thrilled to be working with the Google team as the fund disbursement partner for the second time.
Early this year, the Creative Economy Practice at CcHUB launched a call for applications for the Createch Accelerator 1.0, a programme for founders and teams running businesses at the intersection of technology and creativity. This programme focuses on companies using innovation or applying technology to enhance Value Chains, solve market failures or enhance value capture across African Creative Economies.
The Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) portal will shut down for the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) online pre-registration in 7 days (May 30th), while all in-person registration ends on June 30th at all INEC offices nationwide. That means you need to complete your application before then, by going for BIOMETRICS capture at any INEC office close to you.