Africa Deep Tech Foundation Pushes New Pathways for Innovation
Philips Babatunde Chukwuemeka Afigbo, convener of the Africa Deep Tech Foundation, has called for stronger support systems to help African…
Read MoreKenyan Digital Rights Group Seeks Probe into AI Training Data from Smart Glasses
A Kenyan digital rights organisation, The Oversight Labs, has asked the Office of the Data Protection Commissioner to…
Read MoreBujeti Emerges as Finance Management Platform for African Businesses
A Lagos based fintech startup, Bujeti, is gaining attention across Africa for helping businesses manage expenses, payroll, and…
Read MoreRobinhood Launches Startup Investment Fund for Retail Investors
Robinhood has introduced a new investment fund aimed at giving retail investors access to some of the world’s…
Read MoreEthio Telecom, Ericsson Sign Deal to Expand Ethiopia’s Digital Network
Ethio Telecom has signed a major network expansion and modernization agreement with Ericsson at the Mobile World Congress…
Read MoreOpenAI Hardware Chief Resigns Over Pentagon AI Deal
Caitlin Kalinowski has stepped down from her position as head of hardware at OpenAI after raising concerns over…
Read MoreNativeID Launches Free Digital Identity Platform to Protect Nigerian SMEs from Online Impersonation
NativeID has unveiled a free digital identity platform aimed at helping Nigerian small and medium enterprises consolidate their…
Read MoreTeKnowledge, Microsoft to Train 10,000 Nigerian Youths in AI Skills Expansion
TeKnowledge has expanded its role in the national artificial intelligence training programme spearheaded by Microsoft in Nigeria, committing…
Read MoreRegulatory Pressure Pushes Nigerian Digital Lenders Toward Bigger Loans
Nigeria’s once booming nano lending model is gradually shifting as digital lenders move away from very small instant…
Read MoreBolt, WANATU Secure E Hailing Licences Ahead of South Africa Deadline
Ride hailing companies Bolt and WANATU have secured their e hailing operator licences ahead of South Africa’s March…
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