Nigeria, Netherlands collaborate on smart migration

The government said the platform is a critical step towards a more open, competitive, and consumer-friendly financial ecosystem.

Global investors can use Central Africa Republic's $CAR to purchase tokenised land concessions in Bossongo, west of Bangui, the capital city.

The project consists of two main parts.  The first phase is valued $11.2 million, and the second phase is worth $40 million.

The initiative, according to Meta, aims to leverage the use of open-source Llama models to foster the development of AI-powered solutions for Nigeria in core sectors like healthcare, agriculture and security.

The public-private collaboration announced yesterday is aimed at assisting Nigerians aged 10 to 24 in transitioning from learning to earning through digital opportunities.

The government intends to accelerate, broaden, and professionalise its assistance for young inventors utilising AI to solve societal problems.

The initiative intends to provide dedicated fibre-optic connectivity, secure Wi-Fi access, and real-time performance monitoring directly to student hostels.

Cameroon intends to achieve digital independence by developing its data centre ecosystem.

This recognition is based on Dealroom's recently published Global Tech Ecosystem Index 2025.

Chad and Cameroon will work together closely to advance a shared vision of the region's digital future.

The move follows repeated customer complaints about frequent optic fibre cuts, service disruptions, poor and unsteady internet speeds.