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4 Aug

AI transforms Africa’s cybercrime economy

Reported cybercrime losses more than doubled from $192 million in 2024 to $484 million in 2025, driven mainly by AI-enabled scams, credential harvesting and automated social engineering campaigns.
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4 Aug

Journalists join Ghana’s cybercrime fight

Participants will use the training to educate the public about cyber hygiene, online safety, digital fraud prevention and responsible online behaviour.
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3 Aug

Datatec unit expands with Loial deal

Acquisition expands Logicalis USA footprint and cybersecurity capabilities in the US Southwest.
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Lesotho steps up national cyber security

Minister of ICT Nthati Moorosi said the initiative is a critical step towards securing Lesotho’s digital future.
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30 Jul

Presidency hack raises Kenya security concerns

The breach has renewed scrutiny of whether cybersecurity investment is keeping pace with Kenya’s digital ambitions.

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.

Cyber resilience will determine who wins Botswana’s digital future

Organisations in Botswana have shifted from whether to digitise to how quickly they can adopt cloud and AI to improve operations and customer service.

South Africa's digital future depends on cyber resilience

Business leaders must ensure governance, resilience and cybersecurity evolve with the infrastructure shaping South Africa’s digital future.
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US Army boosts Africa cyber cooperation

The initiative aims to improve collective cyber defence and resilience across participating countries.
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iiDENTIFii appoints Marco Wagener as CEO

Identity verification firm promotes former chief technology officer as it expands across Africa and the UK.
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16 Jul

Uganda launches updated cybersecurity framework

The framework, launched by the Ministry of ICT and National Guidance, comes as Uganda faces rising cyber threats and losses linked to cybercrime.
 
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