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Supplied by six public banks, the Algerian start-up financing fund has disbursed 510 million dinars to 390 tech project holders since its launch in early 2021. A promising record that reinforces the ambition of the authorities to make Algeria a “pole of innovation” in Africa.
<p>Benin is making its way in the digital economy, with the ambition of becoming a digital services platform in the sub-region. A winning bet whose dividends are already starting to be reaped …</p>
The booming African educational technology market is responding to the growing needs of young people seeking training… and jobs.
Already leading the way in mobile money, Africa is also increasingly fond of digital currencies. Analysis of a trend that is here to stay.
<strong>On the occasion of the fourth edition of the Africa Tech Summit, which takes place on February 23 and 24 in Nairobi, its creator Andrew FASSNIDGE analyzes for Resilient Digital Africa the evolution of the pan-African technological ecosystem. Interview. </strong>
Driven by a recovering private equity market, African start-ups raised $4.3 billion in 2021. A record that confirms investors’ interest in the continent. Analysis.
Announced as the next frontier of the Internet, the “metaverse” should reshuffle the cards on the digital scene. A virtual universe, rich in opportunities, and that must now integrate the African continent, argues the strategy consultant Mohamed Zoghlami. By capitalizing on the strength and creativity of cultural and creative industries.
Morocco recently launched the MoroccoTech initiative, a national brand to promote the Moroccan digital sector. This action is intended to position the country as a digital destination internationally and to create an global dynamic that will benefit all Moroccan ecosystems in their digital transformation.
As Ugandan businesses and individuals continue to expand online, the digital revolution is being driven by a growing number of data centers.
Female students continue to top national exams and science courses. These results are due largely to the efforts by the government and civil society to promote access and success for girls at all levels of education. The ultimate obstacle, namely social constraints still needs to be overcome.
