dLocal Ghana has secured an Enhanced Payment Service Provider licence from the Bank of Ghana, strengthening its ability to provide local payment infrastructure and serve businesses operating in Ghana.
Tanzania’s digital economy is expanding through mobile payments, fintech, connectivity and digital services, creating new opportunities for businesses and workers.
Ghana’s technology economy is expanding beyond startups, with digital payments, fintech, e-commerce and online services creating new opportunities for businesses across the country
Kenya’s digital economy is expanding beyond mobile money, with fintech, e-commerce, cloud computing, AI and digital services creating new opportunities for businesses and workers.
South Africa's technology economy is entering a new phase as AI, cloud computing, fintech and digital infrastructure move beyond startups and large corporations into the wider economy.
Africa’s AI future will depend on more than AI applications. Reliable electricity, connectivity, data centres, computing capacity and digital skills will determine how effectively African businesses and workers benefit from artificial intelligence.
Artificial intelligence is changing the nature of work across Africa. For many workers, however, the biggest risk may not be that AI takes their jobs, but that other workers learn to use AI faster, work more efficiently, and deliver more…
AI is changing how Africans work, but its biggest opportunity may be empowering people to become more productive, skilled and economically valuable.
Nigeria’s AI economy is moving from hype to practical applications, creating new opportunities across fintech, healthcare, agriculture, education, and business.
Africa’s digital transformation is accelerating, with AI, fintech, biotechnology and digital infrastructure creating new opportunities across the continent.
