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Swedfund backs Africa’s energy efficiency push

The funding will expand debt finance for African energy-efficiency businesses.
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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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Mozambique steps up AI drive

The Mozambican Association of Artificial Intelligence will align public and private sector technology adoption.
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27 Aug

Egypt offshoring exports hit $5.2bn

Egypt’s technology offshoring sector generated $5.2 billion in exports in 2025 as global expansion accelerates.
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Intron launches African speech model

Nigerian AI startup has introduced an African trilingual speech-recognition model that understands code-switching between English and local languages.

Butchery excellence at Cleaver Awards 2025 | Arch Retail

Celebrating the Arch clients recognised for their commitment to quality, hygiene, value and customer service.
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Korea backs Kenya digital economy

The two nations also explored expanded cooperation across digital media infrastructure and the development of the Kenya Advanced Institute of Science and Technology.

The cloud gold rush is over. Now comes the hard part

Organisations that succeed will be those that move beyond mere cloud operations and focus on intelligent operations within it.
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25 Aug

African students gain free Google AI

Google offers eligible higher education students in 27 African countries one year of free AI Plus access.
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25 Aug

China offers Botswana AI support

China pledges AI cooperation to drive Botswana’s economic diversification and smart mining development.
 
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