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Kenya Court Rules Mobile Numbers Are Private Data
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The High Court of Kenya has ruled that registered mobile phone numbers constitute digital identifiers linked to personal data, and…
Mark Oyier Appointed Director Of IT At Safaricom
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Safaricom PLC has appointed Mark Oyier as its new Director of IT, filling a critical leadership position that has remained…
AVEVA Appoints Khaled Salah As Vice President For Africa
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Global industrial software company AVEVA has appointed Khaled Salah as its new Vice President for Africa, signaling a renewed push…
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Safaricom To Mask Phone Numbers In M-PESA Transactions To Boost Privacy
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Safaricom is set to introduce new privacy measures on its M-PESA platform that will mask users’ phone numbers in peer-to-peer…
Savings Rise In Kenya As Cost Of Living Bites, Tala Report Finds
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Kenyans are starting to save more, driven primarily by the need for financial security and the ability to respond to…
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The March 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine focus on cybersecurity leadership across the continent, featuring three distinct perspectives on protecting Africa’s digital infrastructure. East Africa’s Tim Theuri (M-Pesa Africa) operates as the unsung guardian of mobile money security, while South Africa’s Dirk Labuschagne (Direct Transact) provides honest insights into the relentless nature of CISO responsibilities, and West Africa’s Olugbolahan Olusanya (TeKnowledge) exemplifies the integration of technical expertise with executive leadership. All three editions examine how Africa’s banking CISOs are bracing for the future of risk, positioning cybersecurity leadership as crucial to the continent’s digital sovereignty and the protection of its growing digital economy.
