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Google Expands Digital Skills And AI Initiatives In Ghana
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Google has reinforced its commitment to Ghana’s digital transformation agenda, highlighting investments in digital skills development, local-language artificial intelligence, and…
MTN Nigeria Appoints Bukola Ajayi As CIO
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MTN Nigeria has appointed Bukola Ajayi as its new Chief Information Officer (CIO), promoting a long-serving technology executive with more…
African Universities Shine At Huawei ICT Global Final
Staff Writer 3 min read
African universities delivered one of their strongest performances yet at the 10th Huawei ICT Competition Global Final, with Nigeria securing…
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Cameroon To Block 700,000 Undeclared Phones
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Cameroon is enforcing a directive to block hundreds of thousands of mobile phones from its networks as authorities tighten enforcement around…
NITDA Assumes Control Of NGEA Infrastructure
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Nigeria has advanced its digital governance agenda after the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) formally took over the Nigeria…
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The July 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine bring together three distinct technology voices shaping Africa’s digital direction. West Africa’s Echezona Agubata (Coronation Merchant Bank) applies an engineering mindset to transform enterprise technology, while East Africa’s Jimmie Mwangi (DTB Group) champions a people-first approach to enterprise technology, and South Africa’s Gareth Redelinghuys (TrendAI) pushes data sovereignty into the critical realm it deserves. 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.
