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A Gauteng High Court ruling has forced Meta to delete harmful content and user accounts linked to online child sexual abuse. Authorities...

Congolese engineer Jenny Onya is turning livestock into bankable assets through Halisi Livestock, an AI tool that gives rural women financial visibility. Powered by biometric tech and supported by AFAWA, the innovation is a giant step toward closing Africa’s gender financing gap one cow at a time.

The Scattered Spider hacking group’s recent UK attacks highlight a chilling truth—Africa’s fast-growing retail sector is equally exposed. Experts urge a shift from reactive tech tools to proactive human-focused cybersecurity.

With their new overdraft product, Awash Bank and M-PESA aim to empower more Ethiopians through inclusive digital lending, combining trusted banking infrastructure with mobile-first innovation.

Once a darling of African fintech, Lipa Later now faces a critical turning point as three suitors, including Engage Capital and Advance Global Capital, submit rescue bids following months of unpaid debts, legal battles, and failed fundraising.

Nigerian fintech giant Flutterwave has secured a Payment Institution License from the Central Bank of West African States, allowing it to fully operate in Senegal.

Britehouse has returned to local ownership in a rare shift within South Africa’s tech sector after a management buyout from its global parent, NTT DATA.

Odoo has integrated DPO Pay by Network into its platform, enabling African SMEs to accept mobile money and card payments directly through their business software.

Companies and high-profile individuals are using cyber-attacks as a way of discrediting and disrupting their competitors, says Richard Frost, Head of Technology and Innovation at Armata Cyber Security.

In the Business to Consumer market, the increasing popularity of the internet meant that email became a viable and cost-effective channel for businesses to reach consumers directly.

Ele-vate AI Africa's MamaMate has emerged as the winner of the global AI for Good competition, offering low-cost, solar-powered support to millions of first-time mothers across Africa—bridging gaps in maternal health through inclusive, tech-enabled care.

By Nhlanhla Muthe Angela Kawandami, Permanent Secretary at Zambia’s Ministry of Community Development and Social Services, called for...

By Nhlanhla Muthe Vodacom Group CEO Shameel Joosub has welcomed the key milestone in the Maziv merger. Vodacom Group has received a...

The ICT Minister cut short his overseas visit and returned to Cairo to closely monitor the situation and assess the damage caused by fire.

MTN South Sudan CEO Mapula Bodibe reaffirmed the telco’s commitment to digital inclusion and rural connectivity. MTN South Sudan has...

Liquid Intelligent Technologies South Africa capped off its Youth Tech Entrepreneurship Programme with a vibrant pitchathon in Johannesburg, awarding top start-up ProLink R100,000 and marking a significant step in youth-driven digital innovation.

Launched with bold ambitious and deep roots in Africa’s tech scene, ICT Journal.Africa is a fresh, authoritative platform delivering sharp analysis, original reporting, and insider access to the stories shaping the continent’s digital future. From policy to innovation, start-ups to telecom giants, this is where Africa’s tech narrative is told, on its own terms.

By Nhlanhla Muthe Over 200 Government Communications Officers pose with trainers at the launch of a week-long strategic media training at...

Launched at AAM2025 in Abuja, the PAPSS African Currency Marketplace tackles long-standing currency convertibility challenges, offering real-time local currency trading to boost the African Continental Free Trade Area and eliminate costly bottlenecks.

Nigeria’s digital payment surge is reshaping the country’s financial landscape, with over $850 million in transactions and 90% mobile penetration in 2024