Africa: When AI Explains African Crises, Local Knowledge Is Barely Visible

Africa: Ingonga Calls for Stronger African Prosecution Cooperation to Fight Cross-Border Crime

Nairobi — African countries must strengthen cooperation among prosecutors to tackle increasingly complex transnational and emerging crimes that cross national borders, Director of Public Prosecutions Renson Ingonga has said. Ingonga, who is also President of the Africa Prosecutors Association (APA), called for deeper prosecutorial collaboration and stronger institutions as African states confront crimes that increasingly…

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Telviva launches Viva, a digital agent built for South African businesses

Telviva launches Viva, a digital agent built for South African businesses

Telviva CEO David Meintjes Telviva, a provider of cloud-based unified communications, has launched Viva, an intelligent voice and text-based digital agent designed to make enterprise-grade AI practical, affordable and accessible for South African businesses. Built and hosted locally, Viva is the next step in Telviva’s work on business conversations, changing how companies route interactions and…

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South African talk radio is now searchable

South African talk radio is now searchable

South African talk radio is the last big pool of news that nobody can search. Locl is an attempt to change that: a platform that listens to the live streams of the country’s major English-language talk stations, transcribes everything, indexes it and lets you look up any name, brand or subject and find every time…

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Are African stocks riskier than the US market?

Are African stocks riskier than the US market?

American investor Finn Walker is the managing partner of Heron Partners, which invests in companies listed on African stock exchanges. One of the key reasons Walker is bullish on Africa is the continent’s young and fast-growing population. Africa’s population is projected to reach around 2.5 billion by 2050, up from roughly 1.6 billion today –…

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Africa: When AI Explains African Crises, Local Knowledge Is Barely Visible

Africa: Ethiopia’s Agricultural Transformation Model Offers Lessons for Other African Nations – AU Officials

Addis Ababa — Ethiopia’s efforts to boost agricultural productivity, promote self-sufficiency, and engage smallholder farmers offer valuable lessons for other African countries seeking to strengthen food security, according to officials from the African Union (AU) and the Regional Strategic Analysis and Knowledge Support System. Clement Adjorlolo, Principal Programme Officer for Agriculture and Rural Transformation at…

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Africa: When AI Explains African Crises, Local Knowledge Is Barely Visible

Africa: Ex-Liberian President Warns African Leaders – Democracy At Risk When Elected Govts Become Tyrannical

– Fubara, NBA president charge lawyers to defend rule of law, judicial independence Blessing Ibunge in Port Harcourt Former Liberian President George Weah has warned African leaders against undermining democracy through political manipulation, pressure on the judiciary and the weakening of institutions, saying an elected leader can become a tyrant if he governs without respect…

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