Cairo, Egypt// — African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) (www.Afreximbank.com) has officially launched the inaugural cohort of its “Afreximbank Accelerator Programme,” bringing together eight high-potential startups from across Africa and the diaspora for an intensive kick-off week taking place in Cairo from 23-27 March 2026.
African trade has always moved faster in theory than in practice. Goods and services cross borders every day, but the money behind them has often taken a longer route – through offshore correspondent banks, hard currencies and unnecessary delays.
Accra, Ghana//-MobileMoney LTD (MML) paid a courtesy visit to the Muslim Community Council during the holy month of Ramadan, demonstrating solidarity and support for the Muslim community.
For many journalists, reporting on science can feel intimidating. Research papers are often dense with technical jargon, complex data, and unfamiliar processes.
Communications for Development Advocate and Partner at Africans Communicating Africa, Georgina Asare Fiagbenu, has encouraged women in communications to take bold steps toward owning their authority, shaping strategy, and building a trusted leadership presence in today’s complex corporate environment.
Minister of Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George, has presented his letters of intent to the African Union (AU), expressing his interest in running for the chairmanship of the AU’s Specialised Technical Committee on Communication and ICT (STC-CICT).
The Malawian government has invited Ghana through the Minister for Communications, Digital Technology and Innovations, Samuel Nartey George for a bilateral arrangement under which Ghana will replicate every single bit of its success in digital innovation in that country.
Just weeks into 2026, the global technology sector is already showing signs that workforce reductions are not slowing down. More than 30,000 tech employees have been laid off worldwide since January, placing the industry on a trajectory that could easily surpass last year’s totals if the current pace continues.
Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO), which is dedicated to achieving social prosperity and the growth of the digital economy by unifying the efforts of its over 16 members to advance digital transformation and promote common interests, has once again shown class on the international stage.
Kuwait City, Kuwait//-About 450 participants are currently attending the Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO) 5th General Assembly and the International Digital Cooperation Forum in Kuwait City, State of Kuwait.
