Zambia Airports adopt Smart Office system

The Smart Office Management System is designed to replace manual, paper-based processes with digital workflows, electronic records management and faster approvals.
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4 Sept

Malawi police digitises traffic fines

Digital payments aim to reduce fraud and streamline traffic fine collection.
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4 Sept

Uganda targets $500bn through digitalisation

Uganda sees AI and digital infrastructure driving its economic ambitions.
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3 Sept

Malawi drives next wave of connectivity

The next phase will extend connectivity to schools and public-sector institutions.
1 Sept

Kenya moves closer to DCO membership

Kenya expects greater access to digital investment and innovation networks.
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1 Sept

Japan deepens Malawi innovation ties

Naito Yasushi, ambassador of Japan to Malawi, met Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority director general Dr Mayamiko Nkoloma to discuss opportunities for cooperation between the two countries.

Case study: How self-checkout works in southern Africa

Arch Retail's latest case study breaks down how self-checkout is performing in southern African retail.
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South Sudan seeks Huawei support for digitalisation

The government wants Huawei expertise to expand digital public services and infrastructure.
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31 Aug

Swedfund backs Africa’s energy efficiency push

The funding will expand debt finance for African energy-efficiency businesses.

AI in ITSM: Steady growth, but organisations must mature and optimise for success

SolarWinds’ new State of ITSM Report suggests that AI isn’t shrinking the work as much as reshaping it, says Sean Sebring, solutions engineer manager for IT service management at SolarWinds.

Brazil’s next digital challenge isn’t more connectivity. It’s smarter interconnection

Brazil's infrastructure already sits at the intersection of South American, North American, European and African routes. As AI and cloud architectures become increasingly distributed, those Atlantic connections will gain importance.
 
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