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Tanzania-founded fintech secures 14th global licence to provide near-instant, lower-cost remittances to Africa’s largest payment market.
The initiative aims to increase investment in Kenya's critical digital transformation areas, such as telecommunications infrastructure, artificial intelligence, and digital public infrastructure.
This evolution assures that modern healthcare is no longer limited to urban areas, but also available in the country's most rural locations.
The country established a national platform to serve the government, universities, research institutions, start-ups, and the wider innovation ecosystem.
The telco makes it the first operator in the country to offer satellite speeds of up to 100 Mbps.
Three firms have launched an AI-driven system to secure digital payments and verify users across West Africa.
The government is looking to engage with major platforms, including TikTok and Meta to adopt a more adapted legal framework.
The facility targets digital security and communications, operating under the mandate of the National Cybersecurity Law approved by parliament in January.
Move represents a shift from the traditional classroom model toward a more personalised and responsive learning environment.
MTN claims to be the first African operator to successfully complete a live field test of Starlink’s Direct-to-Cell service in Africa.
The network provides a critical lifeline for humanitarian organisations and displaced communities, supporting essential services including online learning, digital skills training, and community connectivity centres.
Absa Global Pay supports instant settlement in 18 countries, with the UK, Kenya, India, Malawi, Pakistan, and Zimbabwe among the first to benefit.
