Orange, risingSUD forge new gateway for African start-ups in Europe

Following his bold commitment to donate 99% of his $200 billion fortune to Africa, Bill Gates has established a major AI hub in Nigeria.

MTN Group's Ralph Mupita and Rwandan ICT Minister Paula Ingabire met last week to explore ambitious investments in connectivity and innovation.

The project intends to replace ageing equipment from 2012, increasing the efficiency and reliability of voter registration nationally ahead of the 2025 election.

Camtel will provide the health ministry with secure internet connectivity, interconnection of health sites, mobile and landline telephony services.

As Africa's two largest economies, the two countries emphasised their shared commitment to growing intra-African trade and encouraging mutually beneficial economic growth.

The telco is collaborating with the regulator and cyber security professionals to undertake a forensic investigation into the attack.

Mergence has secured exclusive rights to provide fibre connectivity to approximately 4,000 high-income residential units within Waterfall City.

Bongai Zamchiya revealed he intends to promote the Mukuru Wallet among the company's three million Zimbabwean clientele.

The UN has offered an ambitious vision for Africa, stating that artificial intelligence has the potential to infuse $2.9 trillion into the economy by 2030, pulling millions out of poverty and emphasising the importance of unified governance approach.

The government has been in a race to implement digital platforms across several ministries to simplify user processes and improve transaction transparency.

The country is keen on cementing its digital statistics system as it eyes Vision 2035.