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Standard Bank’s financing facilitates Safaricom’s ongoing rollout of digital infrastructure and services in Ethiopia.
The Fellowship is aimed at students studying IT, computer science, software engineering, data science, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
The new funding will help the start-up accelerate product development and merchant adoption in South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria.
According to Standard Chartered's most recent report, African businesses are using a range of digital resources as they prepare for an inclusive trade system.
The government has eliminated environmental evaluations for new telecom towers.
The investment is part of continued support from the African Development Bank Group, enabling the island to leverage technology for economic growth and administrative efficiency.
The strengthening of the partnership will help Kenya as it expands its digital infrastructure, strategies to strengthen cyber security, and modernise data governance.
The initiative seeks to leverage mobile technology as a practical solution, improving TB treatment adherence by testing SMS reminders, and identifying barriers to digital technology adoption.
The contest attracted hundreds of applications from eight of Absa priority markets namely Ghana, Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Botswana, Mozambique, Seychelles, and Mauritius.
The funds aim to address the critical need for infrastructure upgrades in the Central African country.
The Bachelor of Vocation in IT, with specialisation in AI and machine learning, is designed to address the widening gap between traditional academic training and the advanced digital skills required by global employers.
Redshift will serve as a regional centre of excellence for the group’s cyber security testing.
