Johannesburg, South Africa// — As organisations across Africa intensify their focus on financial discipline, cost optimisation, and governance, a critical vulnerability is becoming increasingly apparent: the lack of accurate, real-time visibility into IT assets such as laptops, desktops, and distributed computing equipment.
Accra, Ghana// – MTN Ghana has once again encouraged its valued customers to protect themselves from scams and phishing attacks by never clicking on suspicious links received via WhatsApp, SMS or websites.
Johannesburg, South Africa//-Axis Communications, the leading manufacturer of physical security and network surveillance solutions, has shared details of its partnership with iXAfrica, East Africa’s largest hyperscale, carrier-neutral data centre, through the brand’s latest customer success story.
With Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg declaring 2026 ‘the year that AI starts to dramatically change the way that we work,’ the tech industry is now living through the consequences of that prediction in real time.
South Africa has retained its place as Africa’s leading digital rights-respecting country for the second time in a row. It is followed by Ghana, Namibia, Senegal, Egypt, Zambia, Kenya, Rwanda, Malawi, and Nigeria.
Accra, Ghana// – MTN Ghana has been named the fastest mobile network in Ghana and the best fixed network in both Ghana and West Africa, sweeping three Ookla Speedtest Awards at Mobile World Congress 2026 in Barcelona earlier this year.
The race to scale AI has triggered one of the largest infrastructure build-outs in modern history. By our estimates, global spending on data centres could reach $7 trillion by 2030.
Lagos, Nigeria// – Google and UpSkill Universe, Sub-Saharan Africa’s leading AI and business skills training partner, have announced a major redesign of the Google Hustle Academy programme.
The rapid ascent of a young musician in Addis Ababa via TikTok is often cited as a triumph of the digital age, but it masks a far more unsettling reality,
Financial fraud is inflicting a deep and lasting emotional toll on consumers worldwide, with anger, anxiety and shame emerging as the most common responses among victims, according to new research from LSEG Risk Intelligence.
