Tyme Bank and Sanlam’s new joint venture could reshape South Africa’s credit market, drawing lessons from Kenya’s ...

Deep Learning Indaba 2025 heads to Kigali with a bold new virtual platform, uniting Africa in AI innovation, learning, and ...

From Harare to the Heart of Silicon Valley-Nando de Freitas Takes a Stand Against AI Non-Compete Contracts Zimbabwe-born AI leader Nando de Freitas slams Big Tech's non-compete clauses, calling them a ...

The newly gazetted National Data & Cloud Policy shifts from government-owned data centers to a cooperative approach with private sector, to ensure data sovereignty.

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South Africans reject proposal to link biometric data to SIM cards It remains to be seen if South Africa will officially follow in Nigeria's footsteps by requiring that people's biometric data be ...

Unfortunately, when it comes to conspiracy theories, scientific facts and logic do not always work. But we have to state that 5G doesn't cause COVID-19.

The man who built Afrika's first-ever mobile network Miko Rwayitare built TeleCel, Afrika’s first-ever mobile network in 1985. He sold mobile handsets initially to Zaire’s government at $3,000 a unit.

M-Pesa fraud on the rise in Kenya There have been some successes in arresting some of these M-PESA fraudsters and hackers. However, it is always a good idea to know their methods and be on the lookout ...

South African electronics maker auctioned off after liquidation Yekani Manufacturing's factory in East London, South Africa has been shut down, liquidated and all assets sold. This comes after the ...

Amal introduces us to the groundbreaking movement of Indaba X, a grassroots endeavor dedicated to democratizing AI education and nurturing local ML talent. With events spanning 47 African states.