AI talent race intensifies across Africa
Rising AI demand is intensifying competition for Africa's technology talent, driving the need for rapid upskilling.
AI helps African universities tackle air pollution
Makerere University's AirQo initiative in Uganda uses advanced technology and AI-powered algorithms with low-cost sensors and weather data to predict pollution spikes and address critical data gaps.
Uganda steps up fight against digital piracy
Regulator says piracy threatens investment, innovation and the country's digital economy.
Yango eyes Africa's digital infrastructure
The company's chief business officer explains why connected digital infrastructure, not standalone apps, will shape Africa's urban future.
Announcing the launch of Business Cloud Africa
Business Cloud Africa was created by Lyndon Marescia, CEO and founder of Adinga, and Alan Nicholson, CEO of Unilynx Business Systems.
Liquid appoints Bernard Beya as DRC CEO
Bernard Beya will oversee Liquid's DRC operations, with a mandate to expand connectivity, cloud and AI solutions.
Workonline strengthens East Africa network with fourth POP in Kenya
The new Nairobi POP adds further redundancy, resilience and access to Workonline’s growing African connectivity ecosystem.
Kenya, US boost digital cooperation
Kenya hosted a US delegation on Thursday to explore deeper cooperation with representatives from the US Embassy and American Chamber of Commerce.
MeTL advances battery-grade graphite production
Mohammed Enterprises Tanzania plans to commission a 50 000-tonne-a-year graphite processing plant, says CEO.
Safaricom vote tests new ownership structure
Shareholders will vote on 31 July on governance amendments that would allow Vodafone Kenya Limited to nominate Safaricom’s chief executive officer after acquiring a majority stake in Kenya’s largest listed technology company.
SA insurer partners with Nigeria fund
The partnership will focus on institutional capability development, modernising operating models, improving service delivery and sharing knowledge.
Google funds African game studios
The company has launched a $1 million Indie Games Fund across 32 African nations to provide equity-free capital, technical support, and mentorship to rising studios.
