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AI Adoption Must Be Driven by Business Value, Not Hype, BFSI Leaders Told
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Financial institutions across Africa must focus on business value, cyber resilience and leadership if they are to successfully harness the…
Kenya Cuts ICT Budget by 32%
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Kenya has reduced funding for the digital economy, creative industry and ICT sector by nearly a third in the proposed…
John Wambugu Appointed Africa Head Of Technology At IEDF
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John Wambugu, technology and digital transformation expert, has been appointed Africa Head of Technology at the Informal Economy Development Forum…
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Zoho Launches In-House Server Platform To Support Full-Stack Technology Strategy
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Zoho Corporation has unveiled Nathu La, a server platform designed and developed in-house as part of the company’s efforts to…
Beyond The Bandwidth: What The Blue-Raman Cable Really Buys East Africa
Staff Writer 7 min read
When the European Union confirmed roughly $42.8 million (KSh5.6 billion) to extend the Google-backed Blue-Raman submarine cable into East Africa,…
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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.
