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Zambia pledges full connectivity at health facilities

Full internet connectivity will support digital transformation to enhance patient care through real-time access to medical records.
28 Apr

Resilience in connectivity

Mawingu and Workonline are expanding inclusive internet access across East Africa.
28 Apr

WildMango becomes OpenAI's first African SMB partner

The Kenyan company will handle the distribution, integration, and localisation of OpenAI's enterprise AI products in African markets, as revealed on Tuesday.
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Ethiopia’s $4bn dam fuels Africa’s radical EV shift

Ethiopia is rolling out electric buses, banning fossil-fuel cars, and targeting 500,000 EVs by 2030, positioning itself as Africa’s most aggressive clean transport pioneer.
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24 Apr

EPF, Remat ignite Ghana digital inclusion wave

A new partnership aims to drive economic growth in Ghana through scalable tech-driven infrastructure.
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23 Apr

Gebeya, PROFF-IT partner to scale African start-ups

This collaboration enables entrepreneurs to validate concepts and develop go-to-market plans before proceeding to implementation.
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23 Apr

Six nations to lead AVEVA’s Africa expansion

The company has identified Egypt, Morocco, and Algeria in North Africa, as well as South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya in Sub-Saharan Africa, as key investment hubs.
22 Apr

Uganda launches national e-commerce platform

The country's primary postal operator developed the platform, known as Postcom, to position itself as a logistics-tech enabler in the digital economy.
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22 Apr

State-level capacity hinders Nigeria's AI progress

Africa’s most populous nation faces implementation gaps despite ambitious national targets for artificial intelligence.
22 Apr

Zambia launches $315m renewable energy project

The 250MWp Leopards Hill facility will power 150 000 households and strengthen national grid stability.
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Liquid secures $855m recapitalisation

International investors oversubscribe new Eurobond as digital infrastructure provider extends debt maturity.

How agentic AI will drive the next evolution of customer experience

Consumers now expect interactions that are instant, personal, and deeply contextual, yet most legacy systems are still stuck in a slower, simpler era.
 
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