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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed has launched Digital Ethiopia 2030, a bold national push to accelerate connectivity, strengthen trust in digital services and power Ethiopia’s tech-driven future.

Selva Ganesh, Vice President and CEO of In2IT, cautioned delegates at his company's second annual CIO Cybersecurity Roundtable debate last week, which was organised in collaboration with the Gauteng Department of e-Government, Huawei, and Forescout.

Minister George highlighted Ghana's five critical policy areas: connectivity for productivity, skills at scale with gender inclusion, digital finance, robust trust frameworks, and strategic technology procurement.

In this debut episode, MTN Group President and CEO, Ralph Mupita, sits down with Business Day and Financial Mail’s Mudiwa Gavaza, to unpack MTN’s 2025 Interim Results and dive into some of the biggest themes shaping the future of telecoms and technology in Africa.

From weak training to unregulated AI use, a new KnowBe4 study finds African organisations are mistaking awareness for true resilience.

From SIM swaps to identity theft, fraudsters are exploiting Africa’s rapid shift to digital finance. Chenosis says integrating mobile...

Mary Wachuka Maina, a Kenyan-Canadian software engineer, claims her passport was mysteriously cancelled after suing top aides to President Ruto over a $2.3 million contract for a social media surveillance tool linked to the 2027 elections. Her legal team calls it state intimidation.

The KnowBe4 Africa Human Risk Management Report 2025 reveals mismatches between leadership belief and employee reality.

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.

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