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Ethiopia pushes IP authority towards AI era

Ethiopia wants to turn intellectual property into a commercial asset for businesses and innovators.
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Southern Africa's AI ambitions face reality check

Regional ICT leaders say practical experience, not qualifications alone, will determine AI workforce readiness.
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Zambia faces academic ICT shortage

A shortage of qualified academics could undermine the country's plans to expand its technology sector.

Beyond AI-assisted observability: Is Africa ready for autonomous IT operations?

Avior, the agentic AI application from SolarWinds, is designed to take on first-line IT operations work, freeing teams to become more strategic and proactively address the needs of their digital estates.
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Malawi gets 100 electric taxis

Sky Energy brings electric mobility closer to everyday passengers amid ongoing fuel supply challenges.
29 Oct

Secure AI starts with structured enablement

Organisations can adopt AI securely by prioritising data protection, regulatory compliance and governance.
29 Oct

Huawei, SARA launch new initiative to advance intelligent rail development

Huawei will introduced its Intelligent RAIL 2.0 solutions to the Southern African market.
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29 Oct

Zimbabwe taps Indian tech firms for jobs

The country is seeking to establish itself as a business-process outsourcing and IT services hub by partnering with Indian technology companies to create jobs.
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Cassava secures Claude reseller status in Africa

The company said its authorised reseller status gives African customers a way to access Claude through a local partner focused on serving businesses across the continent.
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29 Oct

Edves expands AI platform to 2,300 schools

The platform’s AI capabilities include lesson planning, curriculum-linked assessments and teaching observation.
29 Oct

Spiro targets 5,000 women in e-mobility

The Women in E-Mobility initiative aims to expand women’s access to income-generating opportunities in transport, delivery and logistics as African markets transition to electric vehicles.
 
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