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AAR Insurance Rallying Industry Around Trust And Technology To Unlock Growth
Staff Writer 3 min read
In a market where national insurance penetration remains stubbornly below 3 per cent, AAR Insurance is today convening leaders, partners,…
Cameroon To Block 700,000 Undeclared Phones
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Cameroon is enforcing a directive to block hundreds of thousands of mobile phones from its networks as authorities tighten enforcement around…
Exito Gears Up For SA Manufacturing Show 2026
Staff Writer 3 min read
South Africa’s manufacturing sector is set for the Manufacturing Show 2026. Scheduled on 11 June 2026 at the Focus Rooms…
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Bridging Africa’s Build Divide With Intelligent Infrastructure
Veerakumar Natarajan 7 min read
Africa has always found its own way around barriers. When fixed-line banking proved too slow and too exclusionary, Kenya did…
Kaspersky Warns Of Rising AI-Driven Cybersecurity Threats In East Africa
4 min read
Global cybersecurity company Kaspersky has warned that the rapid adoption of artificial intelligence across Kenya and the wider East African…
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The CIO Africa magazine is your source for the most current thinking on the pressing issues at the intersection of business, technology, and leadership. We work hard to bring you insightful articles and commentaries from leading minds across industries to help you stay on top of the trends shaping our world.
The April 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine examine the evolving role of technology leadership and communication across the continent. East Africa’s Dr. Kenneth G. Riany (KMTC) demonstrates large-scale educational technology impact across 92 campuses, while South Africa’s Sibusiso Mbingo (C Ahead Digital) showcases the transition from corporate digital leadership to entrepreneurial ventures, and West Africa’s John Mago (Sterling Bank) reframes cybersecurity as business survival strategy. All three editions explore why CIOs have become their organizations’ most consequential communicators and address the critical executive challenge of positioning technology leaders as strategic partners rather than glorified technicians. The issues also feature insights from Anna Ambrozevich, Women in Tech Global Youth Director, highlighting the importance of nurturing young female talent in Africa’s growing technology sector.
