Luis Monzon is a journalist at htxtafrica. He covers a range of topics including education, higher education, e-learning, telecommunications, and technology, with a particular focus on the digital divide and campus life. Luis's work has been featured in MDPI and Hypertext.
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Luis Monzon's articles primarily focus on local South African content, with a significant emphasis on technology and gaming. His coverage attributes show a preference for press releases and government announcements.
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Jay Graber, the CEO of Bluesky social, has suddenly departed in a moment that could be the make or break for Twitter's most important rival.
Capitec has revealed that its Smart ID application kiosks are run on the latest tech from Amazon Web Services (AWS) in order to do away with Home Affairs agents
The Department of Health of South Africa has engaged the media in the hopes of assuaging the public that sanitary pads are safe to use after a viral study.
After revealing that it was working with Starlink in 2025, MTN has successfully tested remote internet access in Zambia.
Tencent wants in on the huge deal from Paramount to buy media giant Warner Bros. and is looking to invest serious funds to make this all happen.
Tech layoffs have continued unabatted, with the latest number for 2026 so far pointing to over 45 300 lost positions due to the growing influence of AI.
By: Luis Monzon
The Vodacom Foundation together with the Gauteng Department of Education have invested R2M in a centre of excellence at a special needs school in Gauteng.
Sony says that PlayStation 5 Pro players will soon be able to take advantage of the latest AI software from the company, PSSR updated.
Meta is planning to begin making its own AI processors to be used in its data centres, with for new chips released in six month intervals.
Cybercriminals love AI , but we are still very far away from the super-smart computer viruses of the future.
