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IBTC Expands Data Centre Skills Programme To Kenya
Staff Writer 3 min read
The International Business Training College (IBTC) has expanded its data centre workforce development programme to Kenya, with support from Schneider…
Data Governance Is the Precondition for Trustworthy AI — Not a Compliance Afterthought
Joe Ouko 5 min read
Every enterprise AI strategy eventually collides with the same uncomfortable truth: the model is rarely the hard part. The data…
Latitude59 Opens Applications For 2026 Kenya Pitch Competition
Staff Writer 3 min read
Startup and technology event Latitude59 is returning to Kenya for the fourth consecutive year, with applications now open for its…
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Africa’s Place In Global AI Governance
staff Writer 3 min read
Africa must stop importing its technology and instead co-own and co-design it, Ambassador Professor Muhammadou M.O. Kah told the African…
22 On Sloane Launches AI Platform As It Raises $63 Million For African Startups
Staff Writer 3 min read
Johannesburg-based startup campus 22 On Sloane has launched KUMii.Africa, an artificial intelligence platform that matches entrepreneurs with funders, markets and…
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The September 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine bring together three technology leaders navigating very different terrains of IT leadership. East Africa’s Stanislaus Banda (Osho Chemical Industries Ltd) reflects on 18 years of growth within one organization, while South Africa’s Kabelo Makwane (Google South Africa) reveals how Googleyness powers agile collaboration, and West Africa’s Patrick Okebu (Interswitch Group) shares hard-won lessons from managing Nigeria’s Japa crisis and constant operational fires. All three editions urge caution against blindly trusting AI’s version of reality and showcase Ol Pejeta Conservancy’s drone-driven conservation success across 260-plus missions.
