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Vertiv And Bitzero Partner On Critical Infrastructure For Next-Generation AI Data Centres
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AI infrastructure provider Bitzero has entered into a collaboration with digital infrastructure company Vertiv as it seeks to strengthen the…
Paratus Appoints Neill Nortje As Zambia Country Manager
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Paratus has named Neill Nortje as its new Country Manager for Zambia, marking a leadership transition as the pan-African telecommunications…
Zambia’s Kezias Mwale Elected Next Secretary General Of The African Telecommunications Union
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Zambia’s Eng. Kezias Kazuba Mwale has been elected as the next Secretary General of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU), succeeding…
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Ericsson Launches Telecoms Learnership Programme For South African Youth
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Ericsson South Africa has launched the first intake of a new field operations learnership programme aimed at developing technical skills…
Absa Launches SA’s First Mobile Smart ID Branch
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Absa and South Africa’s Department of Home Affairs have launched the country’s first bank-based mobile Smart ID branch, expanding access…
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The August 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine bring together three governance-focused technology voices from across the continent. South Africa’s Tando Luyaba (Information Regulator) has built an award-winning career protecting one of the nation’s most valuable assets, while East Africa’s Angela Wamola (GSMA) champions digital transformation that works for everyone, 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.
