MultiChoice seeks stronger piracy regulations

MultiChoice seeks stronger piracy regulations

Willington Ngwepe, CEO of MultiChoice. MultiChoice is calling for a stronger regulatory framework to tackle pirate streaming, arguing that technology alone cannot stop the unauthorised distribution of broadcast content. Speaking during a media briefing in Johannesburg yesterday, MultiChoice CEO Willington Ngwepe said piracy has become a major industry-wide challenge, affecting both traditional broadcasters and streaming…

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Africa: Jamaica Steps Up Slavery Reparations Campaign With Petition to King Charles III

Africa: A Child’s First 5 Years Set Them Up for Life. African Study Explores How to Target Education Spending

The first five years of life lay an important foundation for children’s future schooling, health and earnings. Yet over 77% (table 2) of children in sub-Saharan Africa don’t have access to early childhood care and education. This places them at risk of not reaching their development potential. In response, governments across Africa are increasingly committing…

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Africa: All of Africa Today – September 8, 2026

Africa: All of Africa Today – September 8, 2026

  Nigeria Reportedly Agrees to Secret Ceasefire With Boko Haram Nigeria has reportedly maintained a secret ceasefire with Boko Haram for the past three months, following negotiations that helped secure the release of 360 civilians abducted from Ngoshe village in Borno State. Three sources with contacts within the jihadist group told The New Humanitarian that the truce, which…

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Africa: Jamaica Steps Up Slavery Reparations Campaign With Petition to King Charles III

Africa: Mineral Beneficiation – a Pipedream of Prosperity in an Unequal Financial Architecture

Since 2023, 14 African countries have introduced export restrictions on unprocessed critical minerals, requiring “local beneficiation” – or in-country processing and manufacturing – prior to export, and demanding technology and financing. Wealthier countries are also supporting the idea of local beneficiation and stepping up investments in resource-rich countries, promising this will help to lift them…

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SA firms urged to prep for more autonomous AI-driven orchestrated attacks

SA firms urged to prep for more autonomous AI-driven orchestrated attacks

Andre den Hond, solutions architect at Arctic Wolf. South African organisations should adopt and enforce an executive-level resilience mandate to defend against agentic AI-powered ransomware, fraud and phishing, according to cyber security and technology professionals. Andre den Hond, solutions architect at Arctic Wolf, says AI is reshaping an already sophisticated threat landscape. “AI is accelerating…

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