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South Africa has introduced a fully digital system for processing visas in the creative sector with the rollout of the Screen Talent and Global Entertainment Scheme (STAGES). The new platform allows qualified production companies to submit requests online and receive…
Vodacom Congo (RDC) S.A., in partnership with Kinshasa Digital Academy and supported by GIZ and the Ministry of Vocational Training, has successfully certified 1,147 young people in Microsoft Excel in Lubumbashi through the Empowering Digital Talent program. The program provides…
Nigeria’s Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. ‘Bosun Tijani, met with Professor Tshilidzi Marwala, Rector of the United Nations University (UNU), on the sidelines of ICEGOV 2025 to discuss advancing digital transformation through research partnerships. The meeting centered…
As part of the implementation of the Technological New Deal, Minister Alioune Sall, accompanied by the General Directors of Senegal Connect Park and the Operational Bureau for Coordination and Monitoring (BOCS), conducted a working visit to the site of the…
In Africa’s rapidly evolving startup ecosystem, Nnaemeka Clinton, popularly known as the Brand Doctor of Africa, has become a symbol of possibility — a bridge between ambition and access. A global business leader, serial entrepreneur, and ecosystem architect, Clinton’s mission…
Google has announced a $37 million investment plan to accelerate the development and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) across Africa. The funding package targets several key areas including food security, language inclusion, infrastructure, and the support of early-stage AI…
A new World Trade Organization (WTO) report has revealed that artificial intelligence (AI) could add up to $126 billion in productivity gains to four of Africa’s largest economies — Nigeria, Kenya, Ghana, and South Africa — by 2030. The findings…
African fintech startups are proving their resilience and innovation power, raising over $470 million in funding during the first half of 2025, according to a recent report by Business Elites Africa. The surge in capital reflects a renewed investor confidence…
After a sluggish 2024, African AI startups are roaring back, raising over $40 million in the first half of 2025, signaling renewed investor confidence in the sector. According to iAfrica.com, the funding rebound is being driven by growing global interest…
Africa’s AI sector is increasingly exploring ways to balance innovation with sustainability. While direct reports of AI startups explicitly power-modeling on renewable energy are still emerging, several African AI startups are integrating energy efficiency and clean-energy principles into their research…
