Secure AI starts with structured enablement

Huawei will introduced its Intelligent RAIL 2.0 solutions to the Southern African market.

The country is seeking to establish itself as a business-process outsourcing and IT services hub by partnering with Indian technology companies to create jobs.

The company said its authorised reseller status gives African customers a way to access Claude through a local partner focused on serving businesses across the continent.

The platform’s AI capabilities include lesson planning, curriculum-linked assessments and teaching observation.

The Women in E-Mobility initiative aims to expand women’s access to income-generating opportunities in transport, delivery and logistics as African markets transition to electric vehicles.

The complimentary webinar will explore how organisations can harness Microsoft Copilot to improve productivity, automate workflows and support decision-making while maintaining enterprise security, governance and compliance.

The Egyptian start-up plans to strengthen its technology and expand fulfilment operations.

The move will enable the company to work directly with local governments, regulatory bodies and telecommunications operators to build and manage critical digital infrastructure.

The decline experienced by Prosus and Naspers on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange is emblematic of the larger struggles faced by tech stocks in China.

The ECOSYS MZ3201ix helps SMEs and service teams tackle everyday admin with faster workflows and stronger document security.

The country is moving to finalise implementation agreements for the second phase of the Digital Transformation Centre programme.