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Senegal moves to safeguard digital infrastructure

As rapid connectivity outpaces legal frameworks across Africa, Senegal is stepping up with a new bill presented by ICT minister Samba Diouf to overhaul national cyber security architecture through a tiered risk-management model.

Adapt IT’s Micros strengthens hospitality leadership with Travel Trackers acquisition

Micros South Africa acquired Travel Trackers to join its ResRequest business, expanding its hospitality software portfolio.
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Kenya courts Chinese telecom giant Guodong for digital infrastructure push

Discussions focused on investment in digital infrastructure, connectivity, smart cities and strengthening the digital economy.
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BII funding boosts African connectivity

UK development finance institution backs digital networks and clean energy to close Africa's funding gap.
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Kenya tops global AI usage rankings

Nearly 98% of Kenyan internet users access artificial intelligence tools monthly, outpacing global averages.
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Finance is a significant factor in decarbonising Africa’s ICT sector

Vodacom highlights innovative financing models needed to decarbonise Africa's expanding ICT and telecommunications sector.
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MTN adds AI job board to skills portal

Pan-African operator integrates career matching features into its training platform to boost youth employment.

Kenya modernises mineral value chain

Digital mapping and data tools will accelerate Kenyan mineral exploration, says John Tanui.
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Algeria launches public service AI

Open-source models and computing infrastructure will drive Algeria’s public-sector AI rollout, says Kamel Baddari.
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Lilongwe gains expanded 4G access

Converged Technology Networks extends 4G LTE coverage across Lilongwe and connects 20 secondary schools.

Bias in AI chatbots triggers African concern

African AI policy experts warn inconsistent chatbot responses on sensitive political topics harm public trust.
 
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