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140 Million Pakistanis Have Internet Coverage but Don't Use It. That's the Real Problem
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140 Million Pakistanis Have Internet Coverage but Don't Use It. That's the Real Problem
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Around 140 million Pakistanis live in areas covered by mobile broadband but don't use mobile internet, one of the world's largest "usage gaps" (per GSMA 2026). This shows Pakistan's digital divide is no longer mainly about network coverage, but about affordability, digital literacy, relevant content, and devices. Closing it requires tackling these barriers, not just building more towers.
How to Start an Amazon Business From Pakistan in 2026
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How to Start an Amazon Business From Pakistan in 2026
Syed Asfer - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Yes, Pakistanis can sell on Amazon. Pakistan is on Amazon's approved seller list, so you can register using Pakistani documents. You receive payments through Payoneer, then withdraw to a local bank in rupees. Realistic startup budgets for private label range from $3,000 to $8,000, and beginners should treat it as a real business, not a shortcut.
Innoventure Club '26 Just Wrapped in Swat's Utror Valley. Here's What Happened
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Innoventure Club '26 Just Wrapped in Swat's Utror Valley. Here's What Happened
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Innoventure Club '26, by Connected Pakistan and TechTrip, took place 18–21 September 2026 in Izmis Meadows, Utror Valley, Swat. Around 124 participants and 8 mentors spent four days off the grid, trekking to Izmis Lake and Waterfall, sharing bonfires and workshops, and building community, a wilderness reset for Pakistan's tech and digital professionals.
Perween Rahman: The Hero Who Gave Karachi's Poor Power
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Perween Rahman: The Hero Who Gave Karachi's Poor Power
Syed - Connected Pakistan · CP News Desk
Perween Rahman (1957-2013) was a Pakistani architect and social activist who led the Orangi Pilot Project, helping millions in Karachi's informal settlements build their own sanitation, schools, and housing. An outspoken critic of Karachi's land mafias, she was assassinated on 13 March 2013. Google honored her with a Doodle in 2022.