The social media giant has announced a fresh investment in AI literacy initiatives across Sub-Saharan Africa, aiming to help users identify manipulated media and strengthen digital safety.

The Lusaka Securities Exchange reported an increase in adoption of its Mobile App, with mobile trading turnover reaching K1 million for the first time in April 2025.

The project partners said the move aims to provide secure, seamless, and affordable financial services to millions of underserved people.

The government is looking to engage with major platforms, including TikTok and Meta to adopt a more adapted legal framework.

The government is exploring stricter platform accountability and age verification rules, joining countries like Australia and Indonesia in tightening protections for children online.

The country’s communications regulator is seeking to track interference levels with existing cellular networks with the ...

Inq. Digital has installed 21 routers at Malawi’s Gateway Mall to bolster internet connectivity, part of efforts to develop ...

With the major AI models being developed in far off lands, how will they meet the needs of Africans, especially when some ...

The introduction of a 0.05% levy on mobile money and electronic bank transfers in December last year continues to be met with ...

Escalating conflict across the Gulf is threatening remittance flows that sustain millions of African households, putting migrant jobs, trade routes and fintech money transfers under pressure.

The facility targets digital security and communications, operating under the mandate of the National Cybersecurity Law approved by parliament in January.