Malamiromba Ltd

20/03/2026

Eid Mubarak

17/02/2026

Ramadan Kareem.!
Today millions of Muslim across globe are stepping into the holy month of Ramadan.

We wish you a successful Ramadan period.

Ramadan Kareem!

22/01/2026

For a long time, tech conversations didn’t sound like us. They didn’t look like us. They definitely didn’t speak our language.

So we built our own.

We’ve rolled out our first bilingual Malamiromba newsletter, sharing technology, community stories, and digital opportunities in English and Hausa side by side.

This is about culture meeting innovation. About the Hausa Speaking communities across the world telling its own tech story. About making sure no capable mind is left behind because of language or access.

More editions are coming.
More voices will be heard.

https://malamiromba.substack.com/p/new-year-new-chapters-sabuwar-shekara

01/01/2026

Happy new year from Malamiromba Media 🎆

01/09/2025

5 Best Digital Skills to Master in 2025

In 2025, the best investment to make for yourself is learning a digital skill. You may be confused about which digital skill to learn. Here are the 5 best digital skills to learn before 2025 comes to an end
1. Generative AI: This skill will allow you to start creating AI-generated content, such as videos and articles, for business and earn your living

2. Data Analysis: Data is the key to every business's growth. Therefore, knowledge of data analysis is one of the best digital skills to learn in 2025

3. Digital Marketing: Embracing online marketing is no longer an option for the business. Having digital marketing skills such as SEO, social media, and content creation is a must-have in 2025.

4. UI/UX Design: User Experience Is the New Customer Service.

5. Cybersecurity: protecting data is more important than ever.

Whether you’re a student, entrepreneur, or professional, these skills will keep you competitive and future-ready.

Which of these skills are you planning to learn in 2025?

30/03/2025

Eid Mubarak from all of us at Malamiromba Ltd 🌙🕌
Barka da Sallah

18/03/2025

Using public Wi-Fi without a VPN (Virtual Private Network) exposes your data to hackers, making you vulnerable to cyberattacks. Here’s why you should always use a VPN on public networks:

1. Hackers Can Intercept Your Data 📡
Public Wi-Fi networks are often unencrypted, allowing cybercriminals to use packet sniffers or man-in-the-middle (MITM) attacks to capture your login credentials, emails, and browsing history.

2. Your Personal Information is at Risk 🔓
Without a VPN, sensitive data like passwords, banking details, and private messages can be stolen. Hackers can even inject malware into your device.

3. VPNs Encrypt Your Connection 🔐
A VPN creates a secure, encrypted tunnel between your device and the internet, making it nearly impossible for hackers to access your data—even on unsecured public Wi-Fi at cafes, airports, or hotels.

4. Protects Your Privacy & Online Activity 🕵️
Public Wi-Fi providers (hotels, restaurants, airports) and even hackers can track your online activity. A VPN hides your IP address and browsing history, keeping you anonymous.

5. Secure Access to Work & Personal Accounts 🏢
If you use public Wi-Fi for email, banking, or work, a VPN ensures that your employer’s data, financial transactions, and personal information remain secure.

18/03/2025

19/11/2024

"Digital Nomading…"

As always, translating certain English terms can be tricky, but let me explain this one the way I know best—through storytelling!

Someone might say, “This term sounds more like it’s meant for traders, travelers, or perhaps merchants!”

But actually, "Digital Nomading" refers to someone who works from anywhere—whether it’s from their bed, their shop, or even a relaxing spot somewhere. If you’re a digital nomad, you could be working from your bedroom, a famous café in Zaria, or even Dubai—wherever the internet can reach, you can make your money!

So, if you prefer, you could work from your bed (in whatever position you like 🙈), from a local masallaci, or even from a cramped room somewhere in Kano. It doesn’t matter, as long as you’ve got internet and a laptop.

Whether it’s at the office or from your bed at home, once you’ve got internet access and the skill to make things happen, success will follow you wherever you go—straight-up Digital Nomad life!
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"Digital Nomading..."

Kamar yadda aka saba, duk kalmomin turanci suna da wuya wajen fassara, amma bari in kawo wannan ta yadda na saba, cikin labari—Storytelling!

Wani zai ce, “Ai wannan kalmar ta fi dacewa da ƴan kasuwa ko wanda yake matafiyi, ko kuma wani mai fatauci!”

Amma ka san fa, wannan "Digital Nomading" yana nufin wanda yake gudanar da aikin sa daga kowanne wuri—ko daga kan gadon sa, ko daga shagon sa, ko kuma daga wani wurin da yake shaƙatawa. Idan ka zama digital nomad, zaka iya zama cikin daƙin ka na kwana, ko a cikin wani shahararren café a Zaria ko Dubai—duk inda intanet zai bi, zaka tattaro dukiya abinka!

Saboda haka, idan ka ga dama zaka iya aiki daga kan gado, duk yadda kaso 🙈, ko cikin massalacin yankin ku, ko kuma cikin matsatsen ɗaki kamar na cikin garin Kano, babu wani bambanci idan har da intanet da laptop kake nema.

Ko dai a wurin aiki ko gidan ku na gado, idan ka samu intanet da damar sarrafa basirarka, to, tabbas daukaka zata bika ta ko'ina—Digital Nomad kai tsaye!