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Africa's digital growth outpaces laws

The disconnect has already sparked an increase in cybercrime across the continent, posing an imminent danger to the region's digital future.
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Trust deficit threatens Africa’s AI journey

Africa’s digital growth demands new security approaches to build trust amid rising cyber risks.
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2 Jun

Flutterwave backs staff career growth

Nigerian-founded fintech firm enhances employee benefits amid rising living costs and growing competition for talent.
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2 Jun

Spiro raises $215m for Africa EVs

The investment will accelerate the expansion of firm's battery-swapping network, industrial footprint and next-generation EV infrastructure across high-growth African markets.
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ECA backs women digital entrepreneurs

The initiative is expected to benefit more than 1,000 women entrepreneurs through digital literacy and financial management training in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Namibia and the Republic of the Congo.
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29 May

Sparkle, GÉANT expand academic networks

New infrastructure links enhance connectivity for scientific and academic communities across continents.
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28 May

WhatsApp AI tutor aids students

Adesua uses localised AI to deliver personalised science education to Junior and Senior High School students.
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Estonia backs Africa digital infrastructure

The partnership focuses on digital public infrastructure, cybersecurity and interoperable platforms.
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28 May

Daniel Yu unveils Africa Jobs Fund

The initiative, the Africa Jobs Fund, launched under Renaissance Philanthropy, aims to mobilise $100 million over five years.
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27 May

VALR targets global capital pools with Cayman Islands regulatory approval

Regulatory green light positions platform for global expansion.
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26 May

Africa AI growth faces infrastructure gaps

While a $100bn economic windfall is within reach, power and data centre shortages threaten progress.
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26 May

ALX broadens AI training in Africa

Partnering with the MasterCard Foundation, the technology training company asserts that learners can access tech training for $5 per month.
 
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