Staff writer Owen Diaz, a former contracted elevator operator at Tesla was awarded $137 million dollars in an anti discrimination lawsuit against the company. Mr. Diaz was among a few blacks that endured a hostile work environment and constant humiliation at the Tesla’s factory in Fremont, California from 2015 to 2016. Some of the complaints […]
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Staff writer Apple has issued an emergency software patch for its products due to a vulnerability to spyware discovered in it’s operating system. The spyware can infect anyone’s iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch or Mac computer without a click. University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab recently discovered a malicious spyware on an Apple phone of a Saudi activist. The […]
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Staff writer A new European study on the benefits of coffee is hard to ignore. The study involved about 468,629 subjects. It revealed – a slight lowering risk of heart disease by 17%, stroke by 21% and curtailed death by 12%. The quantity of daily intake was between ½ cup to 3 cups. “Our results […]
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Staff writer BIAS SOFTWARE Data analysis of 2 million applicants by The Markup, found out that nationwide, lenders through ‘software’ are responsible for conventional mortgage denials of 40% Latin X and 80% African Americans borrowers even when they had comparable financial profiles to their white counterparts. Conventional mortgages are different from those subsidized for people […]
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‘THE PULSE’- The People’s Voice on Africa Equity Media “The Pulse” on Africa Equity Media is a segment of sampling the people – our audience on different topical issues affecting us every day. On this piece, we sample a cross-section of views from Kenya, Trinidad – Tobago and Zambia on Covid-19. Let us know what […]
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Staff writer The exiting of Zambian President Edgar Lungu has spurred a lot of interest among investors, especially from the west. The Lungu administration’s tenure was marked with contention and tax issues the mining industry regarded as repressive for investments. The new president to be sworn today, Hakainde Hichilema had signaled a pause to the […]
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Staff writer An entity (firm, government, persons, spy agencies) near or far away may be w👀tching and listening to you – anytime and anywhere. The thought of big ‘brother’ w👀tching every move one makes is enough to shutter one’s sense of privacy. What about governments in possession of a spyware unabated, on mobile phones especially […]
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Staff writter The world is a tough place. Most of these challenges are as a result of the choices we make. Uganda has stepped up to offer solace to Afghanistan refugees as the world around them collapses right infront of our eyes. The East African country is set to accept 2000 refugees according to Uganda’s […]
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Staff writer In 1970, a young man who had just turned 18 years was taken in to Pennsylvania Department of Corrections after being convicted of murder. Mr. Arthur ‘Cetewayo’ Johnson was the young man convicted in the murder of Jerome Wakefield based solely on a signed statement that Mr. Johnson testified at trial he could […]
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Staff writer Kenya and Ghana lead in mobile bank transactions in Africa and only second to China in the world according to Boston Consulting Group (BCG). The mobile wallet transactions in Kenya are 87% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) while in Ghana, 82%. Ghana has led the growth rate of mobile money market in Africa […]
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