The new security environment needs SASE

The new security environment needs SASE

Brett Salovy As security risks proliferate and AI emerges as a game-changer in security, security architecture needs to change. This is according to Brett Salovy, Business Development Manager for Africa at Fortinet, who was addressing an executive briefing in Sandton, hosted by Fortinet and QBS Software Africa – a value-added distributor for Fortinet cyber security…

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Africa: Middle East Escalation – a Wake-Up Call for Africa’s Energy Future

Africa: Ethiopia’s E-Mobility Policies Inspire Africa

Addis Ababa — Ethiopia’s electric-mobility policies are inspiring other African countries to review and develop their own frameworks for accelerating green transportation, according to Nigerian mobility entrepreneur Damilola Odunlade-Akeju. During the Nordic-Africa EV Summit in Ethiopia, Odunlade-Akeju, founder and CEO of DriveMe Mobility in Nigeria, noted that African cities and countries are increasingly looking to…

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Africa: Political Communication in Africa – More Than Elections

Africa: Political Communication in Africa – More Than Elections

Nairobi — As countries across Africa gear up for national elections, political communications is a strategic function of governance. We often picture political communication as campaign billboards, posters, cheering crowds at rallies, and speeches on television and radio. In Africa, political communication tends to be most visible during election campaigns, but its role does not…

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R101m UCT project brings AI microscopy to Africa

R101m UCT project brings AI microscopy to Africa

The openScopes AIDDiA consortium gathered for the project kick-off meeting in UCT’s IDM. (Photo source: Sizwe Tyhali) The University of Cape Town (UCT) is leading a £4.4 million (about R101 million) four-year Pan-African research programme to bring advanced microscopy and machine learning to researchers studying infectious diseases. Funded by the Wellcome Trust, UCT’s openScopes AIDDiA…

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