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Cabinet approves $250m national AI computing centre, ten-year strategy
Government backs a national AI computing centre and a decade-long strategy covering eight pillars, with an official launch set for 24 April.
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Government backs a national AI computing centre and a decade-long strategy covering eight pillars, with an official launch set for 24 April.
Axian's stake-build into Jumia ran from 8 percent in June 2025 to 9.97 percent by August. The Berlin court appointed Hiridjee to the Supervisory Board. All we see is that analyst class catching up to where the cap table already is.
After eleven years of pop-up events Makafui Ayimey says The Accra Goods Market is pivoting into a year-round Retail-as-a-Service platform. We try to look at the distance between a curated event business and a working RaaS platform.
At the 24th EBID AGM in Accra, the finance minister used the host's podium to list the four member states that have honoured their capital obligations and call out the arrears from the rest.
Opeyemi Oyinloye takes over as Oviosu moves to Group CEO with a mandate to build the international expansion he has been quietly assembling for two years.
PIAC's 2025 report puts cumulative production at 694 million barrels since 2010, with peak output in 2019 and every year since lower than the one before.
Thirty-three Nigerian lenders cleared the CBN's new minimum capital thresholds. Four did not. The lessons run directly into the conversation Ghana's regulators are quietly having about their own next round.
Liberia's government owes Techno Brain $1.7 million and the National Identification Registry says it cannot fully access the biometric database until the debt is cleared.
Section 222 of the Insurance Act 2021 has been on the books for almost five years without proper enforcemen
Kumasi-based Sesi Technologies joins nine other African startups in this year's Qualcomm mentorship. Its Qualcomm project is an AI field device for early cocoa quality assessment — the kind of tool COCOBOD has been trying to deploy at scale for a decade.
Matt and Laura Davis's pan-African fund has been investing in early-stage African tech for over a decade. The $330 billion figure tracks with the IFC's own SME financing gap estimate. The part of the pitch that matters is which founders actually convert the TAM into working product.
Ebenezer Ghanney and Desmond Nyamador's cross-border payments company has been registered as a Payment Service Provider under Canada's Retail Payment Activities Act.