Outsourced Kenyans Saw Users Naked Through Meta Glasses
As Meta rolls out its AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses, a Swedish investigation has revealed that subcontracted workers in Kenya were […]
Africa
GSMA and Zindi Launch Landmark African AI Safety Challenge to Shape Global Standards for Trustworthy AI
Barcelona, 4 March 2026: The GSMA and Zindi today announced the launch of the African Trust & Safety LLM Challenge,
Here’s Why Lagos is the Fastest Growing Tech Ecosystem in the World
Recently, news broke that Lagos was ranked the fastest-growing tech ecosystem in the world for 2025 by the Netherlands-based research
KiliMax is Targeting Africa’s Retail Blind Spots by Blending ERP With AI
Posts If ERP once felt like a luxury reserved for multinationals and AI like a Silicon Valley abstraction, KiliMax is
OPINION: How to Prepare Kenya’s Youth for an AI-driven Labour Market
As companies increasingly integrate artificial intelligence into their operations, a critical question emerges: are we, as a society that includes
African Finance Is Now Entering Its AI Era
Analysis – Artificial intelligence is increasingly moving from experimental projects to core operations in insurance, powering underwriting, customer onboarding, claims
The Algorithmic Forest: Can Silicon Valley Save African Ecosystems?
As Silicon Valley unleashes drone swarms and deep-learning models to reforest scorched earth and track endangered jaguars, Indigenous guardians and
Nigerian GenZs Are Using ChatGPT to Plan Budget-friendly Dates as Economic Hardship Bites
Come Saturday, February 14, 24-year-old Lagos resident Tunji won’t be scrambling for a restaurant reservation in Lekki. Instead, the IT
EXCLUSIVE: inshō discusses AI in Art and his Upcoming Exhibition in Mauritius
In this fascinating conversation with Impact Newswire, Mauritian artist inshō(whose real name isSachin Mulloo) opens up about his unconventional journey
New Index Shows Where Africa Could Gain Most From AI in Agriculture
For years, Africa’s food crisis has been framed as a problem of scarcity, too little technology, too little innovation, too
What to Expect as Nigeria Gets Ready to Regulate AI
Lawmakers in Abuja are moving to pass the National Digital Economy and E-Governance Bill, a comprehensive regulatory framework that will
Africa Promised $60 Billion to Build its Own AI. Can It Deliver in 2026?
The pledge collides with debt, weak institutions and a long history of technology funds that promised transformation but struggled to