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Kenya budgets $124m for Digital Superhighway scheme

Kenya allocates Sh16 billion funding in upcoming budget for continued expansion of nationwide fibre network coverage.
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Namibia PSC pushed to digitise services

Minister urges public service reforms to replace manual systems and improve efficiency.
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5 Jun

Malawi unveils three-year digital plan

The Southern African country aims to connect schools, villages and public spaces to expand participation in the digital economy among citizens, institutions and businesses.
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4 Jun

Kenya launches AIST for transformation

The institution, modelled on the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, aims to strengthen innovation and develop the skills needed to support Kenya’s digital future.
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4 Jun

Malawi unveils Huawei skills programme

New Huawei initiative aims to equip Malawian youth with critical digital skills.
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SA enforces foreign vehicle declarations

New border rule applies to all foreign-registered vehicles entering or leaving South Africa.
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Ghana champions Africa’s AI future

ICT minister urges coordinated strategy to strengthen Ghana’s role in the global AI ecosystem.
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29 May

Malawi reports e-learning progress

The government has set a target of connecting 2 000 rural primary, secondary and technical schools to the internet.
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Kenya advances digital transformation

A series of meetings involving government officials and key institutions has helped advance Kenya’s digital transformation agenda.
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Nigeria, Coursera launch AI academy

Ministry of Education has partnered with Coursera to train 36,000 youths in high-demand digital skills, including AI, cybersecurity and cloud computing.
25 May

Can government teams confidently prove decisions, approvals, accountability?

By combining secure digital signatures with workflow automation designed for complex approval environments, SigniFlow enables governments to modernise processes without introducing compliance risk.
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Mozambique unveils national AI strategy

The draft strategy was presented during the International Telecommunication Union’s “AI for Good” workshop in Kenya by Lourino Chemane, chairman of the board of directors at the National Institute of Information and Communication Technologies.
 
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