IBM, SEforALL launch AI solutions for urban development
The solutions allow decision-makers and legislators to map urbanisation and identify energy and infrastructure needs for developing towns.
Lezeth Khoza
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MasterCard, Kenya's DTB ink 10 year digital payments deal
Mastercard and Diamond Trust Bank will offer customised payment solutions across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania
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Interledger pledges to stimulate African payments ecosystem
The organisation wants to assist digital wallet projects that increase financial inclusion while creating opportunities for African entrepreneurs with fresh concepts to stimulate innovation.
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Peach Payments, Sukhiba partner for chat commerce in SA
The partnership will allow South African merchants to adopt an engagement and commerce strategy using WhatsApp.
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Carry1st, Audiomack partner to widen music streaming in Africa
Carry1st expands beyond gaming to enable access to music subscriptions across Africa through local payment methods.
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Techforward, C-Sema partner to enhance child online protection
The collaboration ushers in a new era of innovation, enabling safer digital places for Tanzanian youths.
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Latin America's PayRetailers goes deeper into Africa
The company promises to provide a single, simple payment solution for cross-border online merchants looking at Africa as their next growth opportunity.
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Vodacom, Huawei unveil DigiTruck in Tanzania
The truck will provide digital education and skills to over 5,500 students, women, the elderly, and youth across ten regions each year.
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d.light launches loyalty program for off-grid solar Kenyan clients
The company says its customer loyalty program rewards clients with incentives like as free electricity and savings on future purchases.
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Profitroom targets Africa's online booking market
The platform says it is accelerating expansion across Sub-Saharan Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, Mauritius, and Namibia.
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Axian Telecom joins EQUALS in giant step to close gender divide in Africa
By joining the EQUALS, the African telecoms group with a presence in 15 countries, said it aims to learn from shared experiences and best practices
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SEACOM celebrates 15 years of boosting connectivity in Africa
SEACOM first went live in South Africa, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, and Djibouti in 2009, following the completion of its first undersea cable connecting Asia and Europe.