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President on UAE visit: Economic growth ambitions and climate action are mutually beneficial

Yesterday at 15:00 PM, via SAnews

President on UAE visit: Economic growth ambitions and climate action are mutually beneficial

A nation’s climate action goals and economic ambitions can work in tandem for greater prosperity. This, according to President Cyril Ramaphosa, who spoke during a fireside chat at the Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week 2026, held in that country.

“In fact, countries that have embarked on...

Doctors, engineers and accountants: SA’s top learners look to the future

Yesterday at 13:38 PM, via SAnews

Doctors, engineers and accountants: SA’s top learners look to the future

With the National Senior Certificate (NSC) results released, the 2025 class of Grade 12 is now turning focus towards the future.

In a ceremony on Wednesday evening, Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube announced that some 88% of the more than 900 000 learners who wrote exams had passed – a record-breaking...

Nigerian Startup Terra Industries Raises $11.75 Million to Build Pan-African Defense and Autonomous Systems

Yesterday at 13:21 PM, via iAfrica

After five years working in the education technology sector, 22-year-old entrepreneur Nathan Nwachuku came to a stark conclusion: Africa is approaching a pivotal moment. The continent is industrialising rapidly, capital is flowing, and a young, ambitious population is ready to seize new opportunities. At the same time, security threats such as terrorism and instability remain […]

Nigeria Moves to Approve Landmark Law Regulating Artificial Intelligence

Yesterday at 13:19 PM, via iAfrica

Nigeria is preparing to approve a comprehensive legislative framework to regulate artificial intelligence, positioning the country among the first in Africa to introduce binding oversight of a rapidly expanding digital economy. While Nigeria published a draft national AI strategy in 2024, regulatory gaps have remained. These are now set to be addressed through the proposed […]

AI Must Enter South African Classrooms Now, Says Gauteng Premier Lesufi

Yesterday at 13:16 PM, via iAfrica

For many learners in South Africa, schooling still takes place in overcrowded classrooms with chalkboards, dusters and limited or no internet access. Gauteng Premier Panyaza Lesufi says this reality must change urgently if young people are to compete in a rapidly evolving global economy. Speaking in Johannesburg on Monday, Lesufi said artificial intelligence should already […]

Sub-Saharan Africa Trails on AI Infrastructure but Sees Growing Opportunity for Investment

Yesterday at 13:06 PM, via iAfrica

Sub-Saharan Africa remains at an early stage of artificial intelligence infrastructure development, but the scale of the gap also highlights a significant opportunity for strategic investment and regional collaboration. According to the 2025 Government AI Readiness Index by Oxford Insights, no country in Sub-Saharan Africa scores above 56 out of 100 on AI infrastructure. By […]

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