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Kenya’s Stablecoin Rules Set A New Framework For Digital Finance
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Kenya’s decision to regulate stablecoins did not emerge in a vacuum. It is the result of a market that has…
Kaspersky Flags Digital Advertising As An Emerging Cyber Threat
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Kaspersky has warned that the same advertising technologies used to deliver personalised online ads are increasingly being exploited by cybercriminals…
AI Isn’t Your Problem. Your Operating Model Is
Joe Ouko 10 min read
Artificial Intelligence is changing how organizations think about productivity, automation and innovation. Yet despite billions of dollars invested globally, many…
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IMF: AI Could Add 4% To Africa’s Economy
Staff Writer 4 min read
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has concluded that artificial intelligence could raise Sub-Saharan Africa’s economic output by about 4 per…
Dimension Data Raises $2.9M For Fibre Expansion
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Dimension Data Limited has completed a $2.9 million Series 1 bond issuance, marking the first drawdown under its $14.7 million…
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The August 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine bring together three governance-focused technology voices from across the continent. East Africa’s Angela Wamola (GSMA) champions digital transformation that works for everyone, while South Africa’s Tando Luyaba (Information Regulator) has built an award-winning career protecting one of the nation’s most valuable assets, and West Africa’s Eng. Nasir Shinkafi (Galaxy Backbone Limited) confronts Nigeria’s position at the heart of Africa’s digital paradox. All three editions form part of the Smart Gov special issue and explore the delicate balance women in leadership must strike to avoid an Icarus-like fall.
