Namibia leads the charge in digital health innovation

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

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

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.

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

Health ministry has adopted technology to help achieve the goal of eliminating tuberculosis as a public health risk in Nigeria.

This evolution assures that modern healthcare is no longer limited to urban areas, but also available in the country's most rural locations.

The funds are intended for the financial year 2026/2027 as part of the 12th National Development Plan.

Haphazard and vague e-mail signatures are a dark horse compliance risk.

Navigate Compliance has launched its Regulatory Reporting capability powered by AURA, a RegTech data platform designed to support financial institutions across multiple regulatory frameworks.

The IDs enable the beneficiaries to access education, banking services, employment and other essential services that the Southern African country offers.

The government is exploring stricter platform accountability and age verification rules, joining countries like Australia and Indonesia in tightening protections for children online.

A partnership between the country’s tech development agency and a local AI firm aims to improve technology access to Nigerians, by speaking their language.