Gracious Monyeke, Project Sales Manager at Aggreko Africa, talks about how the commissioning phase is the most critical and underestimated stage of any new data centre build in Africa Africa’s data centre market is expanding rapidly. As recently as 2020, the continent had only around 140,000 square metres of data centre space, roughly the same […]
Johannesburg, South Africa//- Mastercard announced the launch of its Africa Cybersecurity Centre of Excellence, a pan-African initiative designed to strengthen cyber resilience, enhance collaboration and help safeguard the trust that underpins Africa’s expanding digital economy.
Accra, Ghana//-The recent introduction of Artificial Intelligence (AI) strategies across developed and developing countries is not enough.
We use AI to work faster, not harder. It does the heavy lifting so we don’t have to. It’s our go-to for planning finances, finding recipes, planning travel itineraries, hacking DIY projects, and even troubleshooting personal dilemmas.
Elon Musk begins the SpaceX IPO roadshow today, seeking up to $86 billion at a valuation of $1.78 trillion, in what could become the largest public offering ever, a deal that many investors increasingly view as a crucial test of confidence in the AI investment story.
In February 2022, the then Vice President of Ghana, Dr Mahamudu Bawumia, a man widely designated as Ghana’s digitalisation champion, made a bold declaration that the Ghana Card is recognised in 44,000 airports across the world as a valid form of ID for Ghanaians travelling into Ghana.
In 2025, EssilorLuxottica and Meta sold more than seven million Ray-Ban and Oakley smart glasses, tripling their sales from the previous two years and making the category a mainstream product for the first time.
The global economy is rapidly reorganising around artificial intelligence (AI). Companies worldwide are actively searching for talent to build, manage, and scale automated systems, and the demand for relevant, rigorous tech training is growing.
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia// – Digital Cooperation Organisation (DCO), the world’s first standalone international organisation focused on accelerating inclusive and sustainable digital economy growth, launched its report titled “Civilian Digital Ecosystems at the Core: Safeguarding During Crisis” as part of its efforts to advance international digital cooperation and support the development of trusted, resilient, and people-centred […]
South Africa now features among the most targeted countries on the continent for cybercrime, with regional policing analyses warning of sustained growth in financially motivated attacks, including business email compromise and ransomware[1].
