Newsletter

the imf prices africa's ai upside at 4% or 0.2%, and h1 funding data shows consolidation replacing venture creation

waico pulls south africa and senegal into a chinese-led governance bloc, and nigeria's drone industry tests the sovereignty case

two of south africa's largest banks back an external ai credit model, and what vendor concentration means for prudential oversight

african startup funding restructures around debt and m&a, and google anchors its continental ai push in south africa

sovereignty claims meet a sub-1% share of global data centre capacity, and what the contested kenya microsoft-g42 deal prices in

the ai-readiness question shifts from startups to the workforce, and what nigeria's engagement figures hide

african presidents move ai from ethics to infrastructure procurement, and cambridge quantifies the thermal cost of data centres

ghana's $450m national ai strategy, who controls government ai systems, opay's $3.1bn ipo odds, and north africa's ai buildout

kredete's stablecoin visa card, ghana scraps the $500k foreign capital rule, adumo's source code leak, and a livestock tracker that won red bull basement