Gabon has restored access to major social media platforms after an eight-month suspension, reopening important channels for content creators, small businesses and ordinary users. The High Communication Authority (HAC) announced.
Nigeria produced an estimated 402.86 million barrels of crude oil valued at approximately ₦52.12 trillion between January and September 2026, highlighting the scale of its petroleum wealth and reigniting an.
Africa’s ability to respond to climate change, strengthen food security and manage rapid urbanisation increasingly depends on access to timely, reliable information. Satellite imagery and geospatial technologies can provide that.
Nigeria-focused fintech company OPay has filed for a proposed initial public offering (IPO) in the United States, marking a significant development for Africa’s digital financial services industry. Its registration statement,.
Africa’s digital transformation is entering a new phase. For years, the continent’s technology story has centred on mobile phones, fintech and a growing generation of digital entrepreneurs. Increasingly, however, attention.
Africa’s space ambitions are no longer confined to plans and long-term aspirations. Across the continent, countries are increasingly developing satellites and investing in space technology to address practical challenges on.
Africa is beginning to look at the sky differently. For decades, space exploration was largely associated with the world’s wealthiest and most technologically advanced countries. Today, African nations are steadily.
Africa’s technology story is changing. For years, conversations about the continent’s digital economy were largely centred on mobile money, fintech and the rapid spread of smartphones. Those areas remain important,.
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and quantum computing is reshaping the global technological landscape. August 2026 marks a turning point for Africa. With unprecedented investment in digital infrastructure.
For millions of African families, farming is not simply an economic activity. It is the foundation of household income, food security and community life. Yet farmers across the continent are.
