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IITPSA ICT Skills Survey Delves Into AI’s Impact
Staff Writer 3 min read
The Institute of Information Technology Professionals (IITPSA) South Africa 2026 IITPSA Skills Survey has gone live. This year, it comes…
Banks Don’t Need More AI Ambition: They Need AI Governance
Craig Stephens 5 min read
Banks are no longer discussing AI as a distant possibility. It is already moving into analytics, risk, fraud, customer engagement,…
Nedbank x JUMO To Pioneer AI-powered Credit For SA
Staff Writer 3 min read
In a move that signals a new chapter for South Africa’s financial services sector, Nedbank has entered into a partnership…
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Banks Need A Decisioning Backbone For The AI Era
Itumeleng Nomlomo 5 min read
For years, banks have modernised around channels. For example, mobile apps became better, onboarding became faster and customer engagement became…
Cybersecurity Jobs Are Booming: Why Aren’t Graduates Hireable?
Staff Writer 4 min read
South Africa’s cybersecurity sector is facing a growing paradox: demand for cybersecurity professionals continues to rise, yet many graduates are…
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The July 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine bring together three distinct technology voices shaping Africa’s digital direction. South Africa’s Gareth Redelinghuys (TrendAI) pushes data sovereignty into the critical realm it deserves, while East Africa’s Jimmie Mwangi (DTB Group) champions a people-first approach to enterprise technology, and West Africa’s Echezona Agubata (Coronation Merchant Bank) applies an engineering mindset to transform enterprise technology. All three editions explore how AI is exposing the slow pace of enterprise decision-making and raise the timely question of whether AI could help solve the mass fish deaths on Lake Victoria.
