Maroc Telecom, Inwi link-up to deploy fibre, 5G

Canalys says the continent will face economic headwinds in 2025, leading to a shrinkage in the smartphone market.

The continent is more concerned about cybercrime as mobile banking use grows and WhatsApp is used for business purposes.

Check Point says African organisations are increasingly vulnerable to attacks, especially as they adopt hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

The partnership intends to improve local manufacturing skills and technological competence while decreasing dependency on imported vehicles.

The deal comes as satellite technology is gaining traction on the continent, with authorities agreeing to use it to advance Africa’s economic goals.

The centre will contribute to Digital Morocco 2030, by playing an important role in expanding digital skills and promoting 5G readiness across EMEA.

The North African country has partnered with a UAE-based firm to accelerate its digital transformation strategy, with artificial intelligence at the centre.

The complex will train young Moroccans in a wide range of tech professions while also strengthening the capabilities of local technology companies.

Carry1st expands beyond gaming to enable access to music subscriptions across Africa through local payment methods.

The adoption of AI policy has been quite slow among African countries with only Mauritius, Kenya and Egypt having clear guidelines, rules, and principles on AI technology.

A new report says attackers are employing increasingly sophisticated techniques to target a smaller number of victims, leading to higher financial gains.