Non-human identities are outnumbering humans. Can your controls keep up?

The companies that will stay in control will be those that can continuously discover every identity, human or not, tie it to real control and remediate the moment it drifts, says Andrzej Jarmolowicz, operations director at Cybershure.
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Mozambique expands disaster drone programme

The programme includes technology transfer, specialised training and institutional capacity building to support the use of drones in disaster management and other sectors.
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13 Jul

Zambia digitises government contract management

The government said the system  will streamline contract processing, strengthen accountability and support broader public sector digital transformation.
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10 Jul

Malawi explores AI, digital IDs collaboration

The country is exploring new areas of collaboration to accelerate digital transformation, focusing on artificial intelligence, digital identity and data protection.
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Africa benefits from connectivity milestone

The milestone was announced at the 2026 World Summit on the Information Society Forum in Geneva, Switzerland, as part of efforts to expand internet access and support digital inclusion worldwide.
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Lesotho pushes for equitable AI future

The country sees investment in digital public infrastructure and open-source approaches as practical pathways to building national AI readiness.
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8 Jul

Nigeria unifies digital regulation framework

Government pauses new rules as regulators align digital economy oversight.
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8 Jul

China funds Namibia digital infrastructure

Funding will support AI, digital infrastructure and skills development under Namibia's decade-long Smart City strategy.
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Eswatini expands ITU collaboration

Eswatini prime minister seeks continued support for GovStack and affordable international connectivity.
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Nigeria strengthens border surveillance network

The immigration service has expanded surveillance technology to strengthen border security and migration management.
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Kenya reviews ICT service quality

Kenyan authorities and telecom operators met to address service quality challenges, network gaps and infrastructure resilience across the country.
 
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