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ARC Ride electric motorcycle rider using a battery-swapping station in Africa
  • Technology

ARC Ride Raises $33.3 Million to Build Africa’s Electric Mobility Infrastructure

Kenya’s electric-mobility company ARC Ride has secured $33.3 million to expand battery-swapping infrastructure and electric motorcycle operations across Africa.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 9, 2026
Ghanaian professionals using digital payment services in Accra
  • Ghana

dLocal Deepens Its Ghana Footprint With New Payments Licence

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.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 9, 2026
Tanzanian technology professionals using digital technology in Dar es Salaam
  • Tanzania

Tanzania’s Digital Economy Is Expanding Beyond Dar es Salaam

Tanzania’s digital economy is expanding through mobile payments, fintech, connectivity and digital services, creating new opportunities for businesses and workers.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 8, 2026
Ghanaian technology professionals collaborating on digital innovation in Accra
  • Ghana

Ghana’s Digital Economy Is Creating New Opportunities Beyond Accra

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

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 8, 2026
Kenya Technology
  • Kenya

Kenya Is Building One of Africa’s Most Dynamic Digital Economies

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.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 8, 2026
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  • South Africa

South Africa’s Tech Economy Is Entering a New Phase

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.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 8, 2026
Africa’s AI future
  • Technology

Why Africa Needs AI Infrastructure, Not Just AI Apps

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.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 8, 2026
African professionals collaborating on AI technology in a modern office
  • AI

AI Won’t Replace Every African Worker — But Workers Using AI May Replace Those Who Don’t

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…

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 8, 2026
African business professionals analysing AI-powered data and digital business insightsanalysing AI-powered data and digital business insights
  • AI

AI Is Changing African Work — But the Biggest Opportunity May Be Human

AI is changing how Africans work, but its biggest opportunity may be empowering people to become more productive, skilled and economically valuable.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 8, 2026
  • Nigeria

Nigeria’s AI Economy: From Hype to Opportunity

Nigeria’s AI economy is moving from hype to practical applications, creating new opportunities across fintech, healthcare, agriculture, education, and business.

  • TechAfrica Editorial
  • September 5, 2026
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