BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY MEDIA FOR AFRICA
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Humans and machines: building the workforce of the future

According to Salesforce's Ursula Fear, the advent of digital labour gives an opportunity for African countries to build modern, inclusive workforces while avoiding outdated development models.
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8 Aug

DStv podcast dream hits turbulence, two shows pulled for misconduct

Five months after launching a bold content crossover, DStv has suspended two podcast shows amid allegations of ethical breaches. What does this mean for the future of raw, youth-driven content on mainstream TV?
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7 Aug

Google’s $1bn AI education plan aims to reshape global learning

Google is rolling out free AI training and tools for students worldwide, starting in the U.S., with plans to expand to other markets, including Africa.
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Wingu, Raddy partner on digital infrastructure

The agreement between the two companies provides Tanzania’s digital economy with more choice.
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Govt use of fake local PCs deemed a ‘national embarrassment’

A body representing Nigeria’s computer manufacturers has sounded an alarm over the use of counterfeit branded computers by contractors working with national projects.
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6 Aug

Orange deepens AI footprint in Africa with OpenAI partnership

Telco to roll out OpenAI’s new open-source AI models across 18 African countries.
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Why it's time to rethink SLAs and embrace the experience era

According to Yolanden Moodley of Altron Document Solutions, newly formed experience level agreements have begun to move the focus from more technical performance objectives to those that favour customers and end-users in ways.
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Scaling smart: the build-or-buy tech blueprint for SA businesses

As South African companies race to digitise, many face a critical crossroad: should they build custom platforms in-house or integrate off-the-shelf B2B tech?
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Domain-specific AI: why customisation is the future

According to Tunde Abagun of Nutanix, domain-specific AI is no longer a niche solution, but a necessary step for companies that want to realise the full potential of AI.
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5 Aug

Naspers SA CEO cashes in $13.1m in shares to settle tax bill

Phuthi Mahanyele-Dabengwa, head of Naspers’s South African operations, has cashed in stock worth $13 million, citing tax and cost obligations.
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RIB Software names SVP for key markets, including Africa

Chris Smith has been appointed to focus on RIB Software's key growth markets, including Africa.
 
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