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Cloud adoption across Africa has shifted from basic migration to strategic optimisation in just 2 years, with more than 4 in 5 organisations now reporting meaningful cloud maturity.

According to PwC’s 2025 Africa Cloud Business Survey, 86% of organisations in Africa reported medium or hi...


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AFRICLOUD, the cloud infrastructure provider operating out of Lisbon, Portugal, and Johannesburg, South Africa, has expanded its platform beyond virtual private servers with a suite of storage, networking, and automation services.

The platform, which launched in mid-2025 with KVM-based virt...


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African freelancers and remote workers can now receive international payments in minutes rather than days, after London, United Kingdom-based payments infrastructure provider Noah and financial platform Payd announced a strategic partnership on 12 February 2026.

The integration gives Payd’s 30,000 active users access to regulated virtual USD and EUR accounts directl...


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Teachers across all 15 counties in Liberia are now enrolled in a virtual training programme designed to equip them with educational technology skills, marking one of the most ambitious edtech rollouts in West Africa.

The Spix Foundation, a non-profit focused on digital education infrastructure, launched its inaugural RESPECT Teacher Training Program on 16 February 2...


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Small businesses across South Africa now have a dedicated pathway to AI adoption, after a new institute launched a phased training programme aimed at closing the digital skills gap among entrepreneurs.

Johannesburg, South Africa-based technology training firm LeanTechnovations launched the Artificial Intelligence Entrepreneurial Institute of South Africa (AIEISA) on...


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