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Paratus Group launches 12th Solidarity Golf tournament in Angola to drive digital inclusion

The tournament will be hosted by Internet Technologies Angola on 20 September, at the Mangais Golf Resort in Luanda.

IC Logistix launches revamped website

The website upgrade aligns with the company's digital evolution and expansion.
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Digital Parks Africa, iXAfrica partner

The alliance will open up international access for both partners’ client bases.
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Microsoft orders 3-day office return with African hubs to follow in 2026

Microsoft has confirmed a global return-to-office mandate, requiring staff to work onsite three days a week from February 2026. Regional hubs in Johannesburg, Nairobi, and Casablanca will be part of the rollout, echoing similar moves by Amazon, Google, and MTN.
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12 Sept

ICT subdues copper as Zambia's fastest growing economic sector

According to new research from PwC, Zambia’s ICT sector now contributes a fifth of the country's total tax revenue.

Paratus SA supports Namibian racing talent Adriaan Nel in MSA F4 Championship

The partnership enables Nel and Paratus to gain exposure throughout the championship while celebrating Namibian talent on a regional stage.
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Cassava to build five AI factories within next year

Strive Masiyiwa says Cassava Technologies will deliver AI infrastructure in key regional hubs and empower African innovators with the tools to compete on the global stage.
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11 Sept

Kenya drafting national data governance policy

The East African country wants to place data as a national asset to empower socio-economic transformation.
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Former Google exec to lead African AI connectivity firm

Mahesh Jaishankar will drive the company’s growth strategy across Africa and the Middle East.
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10 Sept

Why climate tech can help transform African agriculture

Investors and agritech experts unpack the challenges and opportunities in a sector that supports a leading source of jobs and income across Africa.
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Telecom Egypt approves $230m deal to divest datacentre hub to Helios

The data centre hub will be owned by a subsidiary, with Helios controlling the majority stake and Telecom Egypt retaining a 20% to 25% holding.
 
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