Drawing on her leadership of Ethio Telecom since 2018, Tamru highlighted the operator’s expansion beyond traditional voice ...

The launch coincided with the graduation of 1,239 public officers who completed the UNESCO–Oxford Programme on Artificial Intelligence and Digital Transformation in Government.

This collaboration is expected to help Vertiv to engage earlier in large-scale digital infrastructure initiatives, by combining its data centre expertise with Cybastion’s existing relationships and ...

During the meeting, Kibassa Maliba highlighted the importance of digital technologies in designing and managing modern cities. The discussions identified digital transformation as an increasingly ...

The appointment marks a new chapter in Kwach’s career in Africa’s technology and digital infrastructure sector, with his new role focused on supporting the development of AI data centre capabilities ...

Through the Digital Lab Program, young Omanis gain hands-on experience in AI, robotics, coding, electronics and emerging technologies courses helping equip them with future-ready digital skills. Held ...

Under the new mechanism, the Ministry will coordinate technical requirements, while the National Information Technology Agency (NITA) will lead the technical scoping of proposed AI deployments. Ghana ...

Pesapal brings its merchant payment infrastructure to this journey, enabling Dynamic Scan-to-Pay and Tap-to-Pay through its POS devices, extending these payment experiences to the physical point of ...

Ahead of the Africa Financial Industry Summit (AFIS) 2026, the International Finance Corporation (IFC) convened senior banking executives, development finance institutions and financial innovators in ...

The AI Hub for Sustainable Development is a G7-endorsed initiative co-led by UNDP and Italy’s Ministry of Enterprises and Made in Italy, and which aligns with the Italy’s Mattei Plan for Africa.

Verascient develops AI solutions designed to help organisations make better use of institutional knowledge that is often scattered across emails, spreadsheets, meeting records and legacy software.

Every year, the GSMA drops its Mobile Economy report like a report card for the world’s telecoms industry. And every year, Africa gets a section that mixes genuine excitement with quietly sobering ...