Scan, Eat, Learn: How Wearable Devices Help Learners Thrive
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60 per cent of children in Kenya can’t count on three meals a day. For children in underserved communities across…
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When The Internet Goes Dark: Lessons From War
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Picture this: You wake to chaos. Your phone shows no signal. News apps fail to load. Your bank account is…
Who’s Driving AI-Powered Cybersecurity In Kenya And Africa?
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We are living in a time when the rapid pace of digital transformation, while unlocking immense opportunity, is also dramatically…
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Africa Creatives Grab AI, Face Reality Check
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When a pandemic forced the world indoors, Mumbi Ndung’u, CEO & Founder, Power Learn Project (PLP), looked outward. As businesses…
Cybersecurity Starts From Within: Upskill To Defend
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Cyber attacks are no longer distant threats they’re daily realities. Ransomware incidents have surged by 2.75x. In 2023 alone, business…
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Why We Need Female Tech Billionaires
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Forbes just released its list of the world’s richest. Elon Musk is currently the richest at $409 billion. This is…
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Black Holes And Lost Data: ERP Doesn’t Have To Be Chaos
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ERP projects fail, often very publicly and dramatically. The SPAR $88.7M (R1.6 billion) SAP write-off remains a stark reminder of…
Africa’s AI Declaration’s Now In The People’s Hands
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Jacob, a junior annotator in Ghana, spends his evenings teaching himself how to use ChatGPT and V7. His employer offers…
The Corporate AI Race
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African businesses risk missing out on the full benefits of the artificial intelligence revolution, experts say. Global consulting firm PwC…
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Three AI Scams Kenyans Need To Watch Out For In 2025
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Kenya is rapidly emerging as a digital powerhouse in Africa, with internet and mobile phone usage consistently on the rise….
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