Incognito Software Systems Launches NEXA, an AI-Enabled Solution for Automated Broadband Operations

Incognito Software Systems Launches NEXA, an AI-Enabled Solution for Automated Broadband Operations

Incognito Software Systems, a leading global provider of service orchestration, device management, and network intelligence solutions, today introduced NEXA, an AI-driven network intelligence and automation platform that enables broadband service providers to turn operational data into action. NEXA unifies network, device, service, and subscriber data in a single intelligence layer, delivering real-time and predictive insights…

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Africa: Investment in Irrigation Systems Is Vital in Preparing for the Next Climate Shock

Africa: Investment in Irrigation Systems Is Vital in Preparing for the Next Climate Shock

Kigali — When the African continent experiences erratic rains, crops fail, leaving millions of people facing hunger. Approximately 95% of Africa’s arable land depends heavily on rainfall, which is vulnerable to climate shocks such as drought. El Niño-induced drought expected to hit some parts of Africa, particularly southern Africa, is going to worsen the situation….

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Africa: Investment in Irrigation Systems Is Vital in Preparing for the Next Climate Shock

Africa: Take Ownership of Health Systems, African Countries Told

Arusha — THE World Health Organisation (WHO) Regional Director for Africa, Professor Mohamed Janabi, has urged African countries to take greater ownership of their health systems and move from conference commitments to concrete action in financing and strengthening primary healthcare. Prof Janabi said governments must lead health-sector development, while development partners align their support with…

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Africa: Investment in Irrigation Systems Is Vital in Preparing for the Next Climate Shock

Africa: Strengthen Africa’s Seed Systems El Niño Threat Becomes Reality Again

Kigali — As climate disasters frequent across the African continent, governments have been promoting climate-smart innovations, including the development of drought-resistant crops. Drought-resistant and nutritious staples such as millet and sorghum and drought-tolerant maize varieties are some crops helping farmers survive dry seasons. But there has been a decline in the adoption of these drought-tolerant…

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Africa: Investment in Irrigation Systems Is Vital in Preparing for the Next Climate Shock

Africa’s Food Systems – Twenty-Three Years After Maputo, What Has Changed?

In July 2003, African leaders gathered in Maputo and made an important collective commitment. Agriculture would no longer be treated as a neglected sector of African development. Under the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme, commonly known as CAADP, governments pledged to allocate at least 10 per cent of national budgetary resources to agriculture and rural…

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Africa: Investment in Irrigation Systems Is Vital in Preparing for the Next Climate Shock

Africa: In an Age of Disruption, Food Systems Resilience Requires New Models of Leadership

As the leaders gather in Kigali, Rwanda, for the African Food Systems Forum (AFSF), discussions about how to invest in resilient food systems will take place against a backdrop of geopolitical instability. Sierra Leone and Norway will join African and other leading representatives of governments, business, investors, and civil society to discuss a crucial topic:…

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Regulated systems need more automation, not less

Regulated systems need more automation, not less

Critical systems are now deeply interconnected, spanning legacy infrastructure, cloud services, third-party providers and vast volumes of sensitive data. A change in one part of the environment can have unintended consequences elsewhere, and a missed defect in a payment workflow, claims process or customer onboarding journey can quickly become an operational, financial or regulatory problem….

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