Africa’s AI Skills Push Must Protect Entry-Level Work
Dr. Gleb Tsipursky argues that Africa’s AI skills agenda should preserve entry-level work as a pathway through which young people gain judgment,…
Dr. Gleb Tsipursky argues that Africa’s AI skills agenda should preserve entry-level work as a pathway through which young people gain judgment,…
UNESCO’s new financing dialogue highlights why African creative industries need specialised investment, stronger intellectual-property systems, better data and cultural infrastructure.
The IMF says some of Africa’s strongest AI gains could come from agriculture, healthcare, education and public services rather than frontier technology…
The IMF says Africa’s AI gains will remain limited without reliable electricity, affordable connectivity, compute infrastructure, relevant data and stronger digital skills.
The IMF estimates that about 77% of jobs in Sub-Saharan Africa have limited exposure to current AI, reducing immediate disruption but also…
The IMF says stronger AI adoption could add nearly half a percentage point to annual growth in Sub-Saharan Africa, but only if…
Africa's AI infrastructure will create business value only when companies redesign the processes around it, define human oversight and assign clear ownership…
Africa’s AI ambitions depend on more than software and startups. The continent needs compute, reliable electricity, data centres, cloud access and regional…
Google says it has exceeded its five-year US$1 billion Africa investment target, placing cloud infrastructure, AI tools and digital capacity at the…
A new African-language science translation corpus highlights how language, AI and scientific access are becoming part of the continent’s knowledge infrastructure debate.