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8 Apr

Kenya accelerates launch of digital hubs

A timeline has been established to ensure that 101 completed hubs are equipped, operating, and staffed within two months.
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Zimbabwe switches on free wifi to power AI future

Zimbabwe is launching nationwide free public Wi-Fi hotspots as it marks 46 years of independence, a move aimed at accelerating AI innovation.
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Fast Networks Malawi boosts digital access

The initiative is expected to support digital learning and improve access to agricultural information through emerging tools such as Agri AI.
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2 Apr

Malawi's digital landscape, only 20% connected

Speaking in Parliament, the ICT minister explained that the current 20% figure is a "long way" from the national target of 80% by 2030.
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Malawi showcases innovations to bolster justice system

Malawi is leveraging digital tools like the SGBV Observatory and e-Courts to improve access to justice, reduce delays, and support vulnerable groups.
30 Mar

Zambia declares AI content security threat

Government ramps up digital literacy and verification efforts ahead of the August 2026 elections amid a controversial crackdown on local broadcasters.
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Nigeria corps unveils digital blueprint for crisis management

The Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps has launched five-year roadmap with digital transformation at its core.
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27 Mar

Namibia leads the charge in digital health innovation

Government attributed the milestone to strong governance, effective interoperability and a sustained commitment to digital transformation.
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Burkina Faso leads the way in culturally inspired AI

Ministry launches linguistic formalisation workshop to create local data sets for voice recognition and translation in Mooré, Dioula, Fulfuldé, and Gulmancema.
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25 Mar

Zambia’s ICT ministry gets modern makeover

The country intends to significantly boost its GDP this financial year by leveraging information and communication technology.

Nigeria leads Africa in $470m AI surveillance spend

Out of at least $2.1 billion spent across 11 African nations, Nigeria alone accounts for roughly 10 000 smart cameras deployed in major urban centres.
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Angola passes landmark start-up law

Angola passes start-up law, but funding shortage persists in its tech scene.
 
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