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Safaricom Focuses on AI and Fintech for Kenya’s Tech Growth
Safaricom is investing $500 million to transform itself from a telecom provider into a tech leader by 2030. The company is focusing on AI, fintech,
Internet shutdowns hinder Africa’s digital economy growth
Africa faces significant challenges due to the increasing frequency of internet shutdowns, impacting democratic governance and economic development. These disruptions are particularly prevalent during politically
United Selections Showcases Innovation at Open Days
United Selections hosted its annual Open Days in Nakuru, Kenya, from January 13 to 16, 2026. The event brought together growers, partners, and industry colleagues
Fintech in Africa: Does Banking Experience Matter
Fintech has rapidly emerged as a transformative sector in Africa, redefining financial service access for millions. Fintechs and digital financial services have consistently received the
Global Leaders Discuss AI’s Role in Public Services
The global public-policy platform Apolitical has released its annual Government AI 100 list, recognizing 100 public servants and government leaders influencing the governance and application
Kenya Bill Could Limit Private Sector Innovation
Kenya’s proposed Public Sector–Private Sector Engagement Bill, 2025, aims to establish the Business Council of Kenya (BCK) as the primary vehicle for structured dialogue between
Africa’s Fintech, AI, and Cybersecurity Summit Set for 2026
Africa’s financial landscape is rapidly evolving due to technological advancements, particularly in fintech and cross-border payments. This digital transformation, however, presents increasing cybersecurity risks, highlighting
Cardtonic Obtains $2.1M for Business Spending Platform
Cardtonic, a Nigerian fintech company, has secured $2.1 million in seed funding. The company plans to use the funding to develop Pil, a new business
AI Fuels Growth for Major Technology Companies
Tech companies are shifting their compensation strategies, increasingly rewarding top-performing employees rather than focusing on addressing underperformance. This change is driven by the rising value
Digital Economy Policy Trends to Monitor in 2026
Nigeria’s digital economy is projected to generate $18.3 billion in revenue by 2026, a significant increase from $5.1 billion in 2019 and nearly $10 billion