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DDoS Attacks Surge In MENA As Finance, Entertainment Lead Targets
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DDoS attacks across the Middle East and Africa surged 138 percent in 2025, with nearly 2.8 million incidents mitigated during…
Connected Africa Summit 2026 To Be Hosted In Nairobi
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The ICT Authority (ICTA) has confirmed that the 2026 Connected Africa Summit will be held from April 27 to 30,…
Nashon Kondiwa Scales CIO Role To Become NTSA Head
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Can the CIO make a formidable CEO? This question can now be put to rest because the answer is yes….
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Kenya MPs Oppose TikTok Ban, Call For Regulation
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Kenyan lawmakers have rejected calls to ban TikTok, instead directing the government to introduce stricter regulation, data localisation measures and…
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Imagine a tiny delivery robot navigating a hotel in Tokyo, riding elevators and negotiating its way alone through corridors to…
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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 February 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine tackle digital infrastructure independence and AI implementation challenges across the continent. East Africa’s Brian Ontumbi (Rendeavour) demonstrates comprehensive ICT leadership in real estate, while South Africa’s Kim Sim (Mr. Price Group) showcases successful cloud transformation and award recognition, and West Africa’s Stanley Igwe (Ibom Air) offers aviation-specific technology insights. All three editions address critical continental issues: financing Africa’s own internet exchange networks for digital sovereignty, the compounding problems of poorly designed AI systems, and the paradox of public sector technology success amid private sector struggles — highlighting the need for strategic rethinking in Africa’s digital transformation approach.
