Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

We’ve spent the past few years worrying about AI inventing facts, quotes or events. But what happens when AI isn’t making things up at all, but accurately repeating information somebody deliberately put there for it to find? Ask ChatGPT: “What’s the best smartwatch?” Or something more consequential: “How should I invest my retirement savings?” Within…

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Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: Deserving Africa Wants Its Climate Funding

As it calls for climate finance, Africa can showcase homegrown fixes that are beginning to blunt the fallout from rising heat and failed rains. African climate projects are restoring worn-out farmland, bringing back coastal mangrove forests and moving loans to smallholder farmers at a scale that is starting to show up in national figures. Backers…

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Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: Indonesia’s Ptdi Eyes Kenya As Gateway to Africa, Offers Aircraft and Technical Skills Transfer

Bandung — Indonesia’s state-owned aircraft manufacturer, PT Dirgantara Indonesia (PTDI), is seeking to revive talks with Kenya over the supply of aircraft while offering to establish local maintenance capabilities and transfer technical skills to Kenyan companies. PTDI says it sees Kenya as a potential gateway to the wider African market, with the company particularly interested…

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Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: Nigeria Lists Conditions to Support Aspirants for UN Secretary General

VP Shettima also justifies President Tinubu’s reforms in bilateral talks with the Queen of the Netherlands on deepening ties. Just before returning to Nigeria, the Vice President, Kashim Shettima, met with the Costa Rican candidate for the position of the United Nations Secretary-General, Rebeca Grynspan. During his interaction with Ms Grynspan, Mr Shettima said Nigeria…

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Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: Everything You Need to Know About the CAF Strategy Conference – Dates, Venue and Key Issues

The Confédération Africaine de Football (CAF) will bring together leading decision-makers, coaches and football experts in Cape Verde in October for a landmark Strategy Conference aimed at shaping the next phase of African football development. The three-day gathering will take place from 7 to 9 October 2026 in Santa Maria, Sal Island, and will be…

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Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: Group-By-Group – How the Afcon Pamoja 2027 Qualifying Race Stands After Matchday One

Morocco, Côte d’Ivoire, Algeria, Nigeria and Cameroon were among the continental heavyweights to make winning starts as the first matchday of the TotalEnergies CAF Africa Cup of Nations PAMOJA 2027 qualifiers produced goals, comebacks and several away successes across Africa. Guinea-Bissau recorded one of the standout results by winning 2-0 away to co-hosts Tanzania, while…

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Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: South Africa Retain Cosafa U20 Title As Mozambique Finish Runners-Up On Home Soil

South Africa retained their TotalEnergies CAF Under-20 Africa Cup of Nations | COSAFA Qualifier title with a 2-1 victory over hosts Mozambique in Sunday’s final, completing a perfect tournament with five wins from five matches. Oarabile Booysen and Steven Mendes scored the goals for Amajita, who successfully defended their regional crown for a second successive…

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Africa: We Worried Ai Would Make Things Up, We Should Also Worry When It Doesn’t

Africa: How Tony Elumelu’s Africapitalism Is Multiplying Impact Across Africa

The real promise of Africapitalism lies not simply in the success of one Tony Elumelu entrepreneur, but in the possibility that thousands of entrepreneurs can become creators of value, employers of labour, innovators and contributors to Africa’s economic transformation. Conversations during economic summits on Africa clearly indicate that governments alone cannot transform Africa’s economic fortunes….

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Africa: Vaccination Rates Are Falling in Africa, but a New Strategy Aims to Turn Things Around. Five Things It Needs to Get Right

Africa: Vaccination Rates Are Falling in Africa, but a New Strategy Aims to Turn Things Around. Five Things It Needs to Get Right

Africa has reached an important moment in its immunisation journey. Coverage is not rising fast enough to keep pace with population growth, persistent inequities and a growing number of vaccines. At the same time, outbreaks and financing pressures are intensifying. Vaccination has transformed child survival. A landmark analysis found that global immunisation efforts have saved…

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