by NQOBANI MATIBELA, BEKEZELA NDEBELE & SIBONGILE SIBANDA GWANDA – THE Matabeleland region remains one of Zimbabwe’s most important economic, cultural, agricultural, and industrial centres, contributing significantly to national development
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG – SENIOR leaders from across Africa’s telecommunications, energy, policy, and academic sectors gathered virtually for the Africa Telecoms Executive Roundtable 2026, jointly hosted on Tuesday by CAJ
JOHANNESBURGÂ – AXIZ a leading distributor of digital technologies and services in Africa, has welcomed the recent investment announcement from Equinix Inc., noting it as a strong signal of continued momentum
HARARE – THE launch of the Zimbabwe National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Strategy is a milestone in the Southern African country’s ambitious digital transformation targets. President Emmerson Mnangagwa launched the strategy,
HARARE – ZIMBABWE has taken a major step in digitising its national libraries and information service system, following the inauguration of a statutory body to spearhead the process. Torerayi Moyo,
JOHANNESBURG – BANKS are confronting a new generation of fraud threats that are adaptive, intelligent, and increasingly powered by artificial intelligence. These dynamic attacks exploit real-time vulnerabilities across digital channels,
JOHANNESBURG – KASPERSKY has released an updated version of its Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform, introducing AI-driven threat detection, stronger data integrity controls and expanded customisation aimed at
KIGALI – AFRICA’S food security challenge is increasingly a technology challenge, according to a major new continental report launched in Kigali, Rwanda, which calls on governments to accelerate the adoption
by MARCUS MUSHONGAHARARE – ECONET Wireless Zimbabwe added 103 base stations countrywide in the third quarter of the past year during a drive to improve coverage. The mobile operator reports
JOHANNESBURG – ACROSS Africa, a quiet but profound economic transformation is unfolding. Artificial intelligence (AI), once perceived as a technology reserved for wealthy nations, is increasingly reshaping African economies, unlocking
