Nigeria wants to build smartphones, not just import them

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On Techpoint Digest, we discuss Nigeria's plan to manufacture smartphones at home, a new court ruling that makes layoffs more difficult in Kenya, a Kenyan court striking down website blocking law, and a legal test for WhatsApp delivery receipts in Kenya.

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Nigeria wants to build smartphones, not just import them

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