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1 In 5 Professionals Demonstrate AI-Ready Skills
Staff Writer 3 min read
As AI adoption accelerates across organisations, new data from workforce intelligence company Epitome Global signals that skills gaps may constrain…
AI Causing CISO Burnout Epidemic In SA
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South African CISOs are operating in a perfect storm. The rising volume and sophistication of attacks, constrained budgets, and a…
Microsoft-Powered AI App Auni Hits 3,500 Business Sign-Ups In Three Months
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Auni, an artificial intelligence-powered mini app developed by Nairobi-based startup Fastagger and integrated into Safaricom’s M-Pesa Business Super App, has…
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Aligning Skills And Opportunity: Preparing Kenya’s Youth For An AI-Driven Labour Market
Jyoti Ball 5 min read
As companies increasingly integrate artificial intelligence into their operations, a critical question emerges: are we, as a society that includes…
The CISO’s Rise To Power
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The modern Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) no longer operates at the periphery of banking leadership. Once confined to technical…
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The February 2026 editions of CIO Africa magazine tackle digital infrastructure independence and AI implementation challenges across the continent. East Africa’s Brian Ontumbi (Rendeavour) demonstrates comprehensive ICT leadership in real estate, while South Africa’s Kim Sim (Mr. Price Group) showcases successful cloud transformation and award recognition, and West Africa’s Stanley Igwe (Ibom Air) offers aviation-specific technology insights. All three editions address critical continental issues: financing Africa’s own internet exchange networks for digital sovereignty, the compounding problems of poorly designed AI systems, and the paradox of public sector technology success amid private sector struggles — highlighting the need for strategic rethinking in Africa’s digital transformation approach.
