Kenya seeks input on three significant ICT regulatory changes

Sophia, according to Hanson Robotics, was built to assist people in practical cases such as medical and education, as well as to support AI research.

Participants in the training gained valuable skills such as cloud computing, coding, and digital literacy.

The Nigeria Customs Service recently partnered with the World Customs Organisation to train officials on new border protection measures.

Balance regulatory obligations with optimal results.

An anti-financial crime solution such as Siron One, which offers a combination of AI and rules, can play a vital role in combating human trafficking, says Bataleur Software.

The project is be supported by a grant from the United Nations Capital Development Fund.

The program aims to bring together civil society, industry, academia, and the government to seek solutions for the country.

Elisabeth Moreno believes Africans are capable of developing solutions that previously didn’t exist and can benefit not only the continent, but the entire world.

Kenya and Germany are strengthening renewable energy collaboration, which they say is motivated by a shared commitment to sustainable development.

The ruling party has committed to deploy an additional 50,000 surveillance cameras to enhance security and expand the use of drones.

Zambia unveils free public WiFi at the InterCity bus station in Lusaka to help bridge the digital divide.