News
- Candle Submarine Cable Reaches Indonesia on Route Across Six Asian Markets 18/09/2026
- AWS Says Iran Strikes Caused Permanent Customer Data Loss in Bahrain and UAE 16/09/2026
- UK, US and Dutch Agencies Expose Iranian Spyware Targeting Dissidents and Journalists 16/09/2026
- Study Finds Tribal-Built Broadband Network Linked to 4% Income Gain 16/09/2026
- Canada Plans Sovereign Broadband Backbone With New Fibre Investment Incentive 16/09/2026
Africa ICT Updates
- Nigeria: When the Card Isn't There - Why Trust Matters in Digital Commerce 18/09/2026[Daily Trust] Ask a Nigerian business where its next customer will come from and the answer may no longer be tied to geography.
- Namibia: Rundu Tiktoker in Hot Water 18/09/2026[New Era] Kavango East regional crime coordinator Deputy Commissioner Moses Simaho has warned young people against using social media to threaten the public.
- Uganda: Adopt Ai or Risk Losing Business, Prof. Lawrence Muganga Tells Insurance Brokers 18/09/2026[Nile Post] Victoria University Vice Chancellor Prof. Lawrence Muganga has challenged insurance brokers to urgently embrace artificial intelligence (AI), warning that those who fail to adapt risk losing business to competitors who use the technology to work faster, reduce costs and reach more customers.
- Africa: Hub Unconference to Tackle Ai's Growing Influence in Africa 18/09/2026[263Chat] The Hub Unconference is set to return for its 12th edition in Harare next week, bringing together young Africans to debate the growing influence of artificial intelligence (AI) and digital technologies on society.
- Liberia: Kogar Condemns Alleged Ai Images of VP Koung 18/09/2026[New Dawn] NIMBA COUNTY -- Nimba County Senator Samuel G. Kogar has condemned the circulation of images purportedly generated or manipulated with artificial intelligence to ridicule Vice President Jeremiah Kpan Koung, amid continuing controversy over reports surrounding the Vice President's experience at Brussels Airport.