Identity fraud increases at alarming rate in Africa
Fraud-as-a-Service is becoming a big concern to African businesses, as identity fraud on the continent grows at an alarming rate.
Mthulisi Sibanda
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ITU, Zambia form cyber security alliance
Zambia said the partnership comes as increasing cyber-crime threatens the country's security, economy, and population.
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Zimbabwe prepares to deploy AI-powered road safety system
The system uses AI to automatically detect and process traffic offenses, such as speeding and driving through red lights, without the need for human intervention.
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Telecom Egypt data centre gets Tier III design certification
Tier III accreditation confirms a data centre's dependability, availability, and fault tolerance.
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Cassava OpCos seek larger share of Africa's ICT sector
The group’s subsidiaries make a play to garner a significant share of the continent’s ICT sector through expansion and new product offerings.
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The path to cloud best practice in 2025
A significant advantage of going the cloud route is that it enables companies to easily scale specific applications to meet business demands, says Muggie van Staden, MD and CEO of Obsidian Systems.
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Spatial computing and AI – where no man has sustainably gone before
By using spatial intelligence, organisations can therefore reduce the energy footprint of AI while simultaneously enhancing performance.
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ADC eyes North, West Africa expansion
Africa Data Centres has set its eyes on broadening its footprint in West Africa as it seeks to expand into the North African market.
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Kyocera urges African businesses to prepare for impending e-invoicing mandates following UK policy changes
With many local and African companies trading with UK firms, the new regulations necessitate a shift towards e-invoicing to remain competitive and compliant.
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Three ways to make business communication more effective in 2025
Making communications systems more flexible will help your business manage multiple communications touchpoints more easily and adapt to changing market conditions.
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Nigeria, UK tie up to combat cyber-crime
Both parties stressed that cyber security resilience is critical for both national security and economic development.
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The real deal
In addition to setting monetary targets, the Paratus Group aims to increase its customer base by 600 000 additional connections by 2028.
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Zimbabwe introduces data protection licences
Churches and WhatsApp group administrators also need to get licences and appoint data protection officers.