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COMESA maps regional AI strategy

COMESA and World Bank partner in Rwanda to build unified regional AI and digital frameworks.
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Malawi drafts AI bill to govern public sector tech

Government lays legal groundwork for artificial intelligence and modernised public service systems across Malawi.
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Malawi, SA sign digital customs deal

Malawi and South Africa sign a digital agreement to share customs data and curb tax fraud.
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Namibia taps Deloitte for AI

The multinational professional services firm will assist Namibia in shaping its national artificial intelligence and digital strategy.
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FAO, Smart Africa launch farming challenge

A new $50 000 grant aims to scale practical AI solutions for African smallholder farmers.
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4 Aug

Malawi reviews digital land workflows

The government wants to move its remaining manual land transactions online.
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3 Aug

Nigeria expands deep-tech skills pipeline

New partnership enables Nigerian students to gain hands-on drone and robotics engineering skills.
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3 Aug

Lesotho secures $6.2bn Kobong investment

The deal combines renewable energy generation with an AI computing facility, leveraging Lesotho’s climate and natural resources for regional data export.

AI shifts IT role from operator to orchestrator

The SolarWinds World Tour will outline how organisations can move from reactive troubleshooting to self-healing, resilient IT environments.

Google Cloud, AI adoption gains momentum in Africa

At the Google Cloud Africa Summit, Google showcased the progress and roadmap for Google’s Gemini Enterprise agentic AI.
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31 Jul

Cisco explores AI for Nigeria farmers

The initiative focuses on improving agricultural productivity through accessible, data-driven tools.
 
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