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New Initiative Opens Digital Jobs for Refugees in Kenya
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The International Labour Organization (ILO), with the support of the Government of the Netherlands under the PROSPECTS Partnership, and together…
Ramaphosa Opens Africa’s First Google Cloud Summit
Staff Writer 5 min read
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa officially opened the first Google Cloud Summit held on African soil on Wednesday, telling delegates…
Why AI Solutions Fail Without Adapting To Local Infrastructure, Systems And Workflows
Maureen Macharia 8 min read
Organisations often approach AI deployment as a software integration exercise. Acquire a promising tool. Connect it to available data. Place…
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KPC Foundation, Power Learn Project Launch AI Fellowship
Staff Writer 4 min read
As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to reshape industries, jobs, and economies worldwide, the KPC Foundation and Power Learn Project (PLP)…
Mastercard Launches Africa Cybersecurity Center Of Excellence
Staff Writer 3 min read
Mastercard has launched the Africa Cybersecurity Center of Excellence, a new initiative aimed at improving cyber resilience across the continent…
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The June 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine bring together three remarkable technology leaders whose stories reflect the depth and diversity of Africa’s digital transformation. East Africa’s Mercy Omollo (Isuzu East Africa) charts a bold cross-industry career from financial services to manufacturing, while South Africa’s Fezile Dali (Standard Bank) connects system reliability directly to customer trust, and West Africa’s Odunayo Eweniyi (PiggyVest) drives cultural and ecosystem-level change in Nigeria’s tech space. All three editions explore the AI-powered spectacle behind the World Cup 2026 and the business case for generational culture transformation through the Jubilee Insurance story.
