Red tape, skills gap delay African SMEs to transform

The company says industries like mining, and all business sectors that operate in remote areas will now have access to reliable, safe, and fast internet.

The platform says it is accelerating expansion across Sub-Saharan Africa, including Kenya, Tanzania, Botswana, Mauritius, and Namibia.

The pan-African technology company has parted ways with two leading executives and appointed a new chief commercial officer as part of a strategic refocus.

The program supports efforts to promote digital connectivity in African countries where internet access is still limited in most places.

According to Kaspersky, one of the hurdles to timely and efficient incident response is a recurring skills deficit, necessitating the need for the training program.

The company says the move into Kenya marks a significant step in its mission to expand across Africa.

Botswana Diamonds, which is listed on both the London and Botswana Stock Exchanges, announced plans to use Planetary AI Ltd's Xplore technology, to mine diamonds.

The simulation platform offers prospective investors a hands-on experience in stock trading, enabling them to learn key elements of trading, and stock selection.

The pan-African bank says it is progressing on its journey of digital transformation.

The solutions will help BoFiNet connect enterprises and institutions in Mahalapye, Kanye, Tlokweng, and Molepolole.

The bank’s Audit and Compliance Committee observed that technological, cyber, and information security hazards increased across the business in the year.