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IN Groupe eyes Kenyan market

Kenya partners with France’s IN Groupe to establish a secure, interoperable digital identity platform.
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Nigeria urges AI warfare strategy

Nigerian Army urged to integrate AI, data, and indigenous tech into modern defense operations.
19 Aug

Malawi digitises public auction platform

Malawi is developing an electronic auctions system to automate and digitise public procurement.
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Lesotho accelerate AI roadmap

Lesotho targets responsible artificial intelligence adoption and secure data infrastructure through a new strategy.
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18 Aug

Mauritius digitalises taxi licensing

Taxi operators in Mauritius can now renew vehicle licences and pay road tax online.
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13 Aug

SADC puts spotlight on AI data governance

Southern African nations align data governance frameworks to prevent becoming passive consumers of foreign AI technologies.
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Egypt accelerates govt digitisation push

The unified smart card system is designed to streamline public service delivery by condensing multiple government benefits and civic services into a single digital channel.
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Kenya tightens cyber café rules to close identity gap

As from 14 August, operators required to register every customer and keep session logs.
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Botswana, Namibia sign regional ICT agreement

Bilateral agreement strengthens cross-border digital infrastructure and lowers roaming costs between neighbour states.

Dreams sold, lives stolen: The twin tragedy of SA youth trafficked abroad and African migrants exploited in SA

Governments, regulators, law enforcement agencies, businesses and technology providers each have a role to play in building a more resilient anti-financial crime ecosystem.
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University of Ghana embeds coding programme

The move embeds digital skills training into formal education as part of Ghana’s broader digital transformation strategy.
 
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