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Equinix To Build $22M Data Centre In Nigeria
Staff Writer 3 min read
Equinix, a global digital infrastructure company has announced its intention to open its latest high performance data centre in Lagos,…
How Africa Can Position Itself As Global Data Centre Investment Hub
Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi 5 min read
Africa stands at a decisive inflection point in the global digital economy. Despite representing more than 17 per cent of…
Co-Pilot Approach: AI In Public Sector Development
Godswill Adie 5 min read
Last month, we delivered a comprehensive email platform for a Nigerian state government in 28 days. The same project would…
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UniCloud Africa Launches Localized Cloud Solution In Lagos
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Cloud services provider, Unicloud Africa Limited, has launched its operations at the Civic Centre in Victoria Island, Lagos. The launch…
7 Takeaways On Future Of Cross-Border Payment, Nigeria
Hannatu-Favour Asheolge 5 min read
At our Smart Banking Summit, industry leaders gathered to discuss the future of cross-border payments in Nigeria. The panel, which…
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The CIO Africa magazine is your source for the most current thinking on the pressing issues at the intersection of business, technology, and leadership. We work hard to bring you insightful articles and commentaries from leading minds across industries to help you stay on top of the trends shaping our world.
The February 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine tackle digital infrastructure independence and AI implementation challenges across the continent. West Africa’s Stanley Igwe (Ibom Air) offers aviation-specific technology insights, while East Africa’s Brian Ontumbi (Rendeavour) demonstrates comprehensive ICT leadership in real estate, and South Africa’s Kim Sim (Mr. Price Group) showcases successful cloud transformation and award recognition. All three editions address critical continental issues: financing Africa’s own internet exchange networks for digital sovereignty, the compounding problems of poorly designed AI systems, and the paradox of public sector technology success amid private sector struggles — highlighting the need for strategic rethinking in Africa’s digital transformation approach.
