Zambia begins amending Electronic Government Act

First investment is aimed at improving health outcomes in Rural Nigeria.

Over 75 ICT laboratories have been established across the country since the inception of the Connect a School Project in 2025.

The launch, announced on Monday, marks a move from manual to electronic filing of criminal cases.

Days before a high-stakes presidential election, Ugandan authorities have ordered a nationwide internet blackout, forcing telecoms to cut data services and sparking outrage from the opposition, civil society and election observers across Africa.

The new system enables essential records such as birth, marriage, and death certificates to be securely issued, stored, and retrieved.

The parties have started discussions about forming a strategic partnership to promote digital transformation in the country's public sector.

Egypt has emerged as Africa’s most AI-ready nation, climbing 14 places in the Oxford Insights Government AI Readiness Index as governments across the continent race to turn artificial intelligence strategies into real economic and public-sector impact.

The agreement was one of several bilateral agreements inked in Muscat over the weekend to promote collaboration between the East African and Middle Eastern country.

The government said it is making progress towards a smarter, more efficient public service sector in which technology serves the citizen and accountability is built into every stage.

Commvault’s Minimum Viable Company framework helps organisations identify and restore the essential functions required to keep the business running after a cyber incident.

A new report reveals that top-down biometric ID rollouts, costing over US$1 billion, are blocking citizens from healthcare, education, voting and social-protection services.