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Konza Becomes Africa’s First Smart City Conservancy
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In a landmark achievement for sustainable urban development in Africa, the Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS) has officially granted provisional registration…
Kenya Begins Distribution Of Digital Learning Devices To Over 10,000 Schools
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The Government of Kenya today officially flagged off the distribution of laptops and interactive smart boards to Junior Secondary Schools…
Survey Says 91% Of Egyptians Use AI To Shop
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Visa today released the annual Stay Secure study in Egypt. The survey assesses consumer awareness and behaviours around digital commerce…
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Spiro Appoints Anant Badjatya As Group CEO To Drive Its Next Phase Of Growth
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Spiro, Africa’s electric mobility company, has announced the appointment of Anant Badjatya as Group Chief Executive Officer. Anant joins Spiro…
CreditChek Raises $600K To Expand Across East Africa
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CreditChek, a Lagos-based credit infrastructure company, has raised $600,000 to expand its data coverage across East Africa. Known for enabling…
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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 May 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine present a diverse range of technology leadership stories from across the continent. East Africa’s Shiro Theuri (Glovo) inspires with her honest account of courage-driven career growth, while South Africa’s Terry-Anne Graham and Ryan Smith (Southern Sun) alongside Mandy Duncan (HPE Networking) demonstrate the power of strategic technology partnerships, and West Africa’s Dominic James (Access Bank PLC) navigates the intricacies of continent-wide core banking migration. All three editions tackle the critical question of whether African women are lagging behind in AI, challenging assumptions and urging deliberate action toward genuine gender inclusion in Africa’s technology future.
