Artificial intelligence is emerging as a useful tool in classrooms. Teachers are using it to draft lesson plans, create exercises, explain complex concepts, and tailor materials to learners with different.
What does the growing demand for digital services reveal about the direction of Africa’s largest economies? MTN Nigeria’s latest financial results offer an indication of how increasing internet usage, subscriber.
Can Africa become a creator of the technologies shaping the global economy rather than remain primarily a consumer of innovations developed elsewhere? The African Union is placing this question at.
Nigeria is positioning itself for a greater role in Africa’s digital economy, with plans for a major investment in artificial intelligence-ready data centres aimed at strengthening the country’s computing capacity.
Rwanda is strengthening its agricultural value chain through a new investment supporting four home-grown enterprises developing solutions to food production, processing, storage and safety challenges. The four businesses have.
Nigeria’s technology ecosystem continues to demonstrate the capacity of African entrepreneurs to develop solutions across sectors, from financial services and healthcare to agriculture, logistics and education. Yet, for many startups,.
Access to affordable and reliable healthcare remains an important development priority across Africa. As populations grow and demand for medical services increases, innovative healthcare models are emerging to bridge the.
Africa’s digital commerce sector continues to create opportunities for businesses seeking to reach customers beyond traditional markets. As online shopping expands, however, the ability to deliver products efficiently remains an.
Africa’s artificial-intelligence future may depend less on building the world’s largest models than on solving the continent’s most pressing problems. The World Bank’s October 2026 Africa Economic Update, titled Building.
Nigeria’s proposal to share artificial-intelligence computing resources with other African countries is a smart and welcome step. It tackles a basic constraint head-on: many researchers and institutions across the continent.
