11 h. ago Amini: Kenya’s AI Star Solving Africa’s Environmental Data Puzzle

I’m genuinely thrilled about Amini, a Nairobi-based AI startup founded in 2022 by Kate Kallot. In my view, this is the kind of bold, homegrown innovation Africa needs—tackling the continent’s environmental data scarcity with AI and satellite tech. Amini’s mission to deliver real-time insights for agriculture, insurance, and climate resilience is nothing short of revolutionary, [...]

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13 h. ago Africa’s AI Revolution: How Incubators and Accelerators Drive Innovation

Africa’s tech scene is buzzing, and artificial intelligence (AI) is the spark lighting up the continent’s entrepreneurial fire. From healthtech to agritech, AI startups are tackling Africa’s toughest challenges with audacious solutions. But raw talent and big ideas need nurturing, and that’s where incubators and accelerators come in—acting as the rocket fuel for the next [...]

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14 h. ago AI in African Education: Personalizing Learning for Diverse Classrooms

Africa’s classrooms are as diverse as its people—spanning urban hubs, rural villages, and everything in between. Yet, with teacher shortages, overcrowded schools, and limited resources, delivering quality education to all remains a steep challenge. Enter artificial intelligence (AI), which is quietly revolutionizing learning by personalizing education to meet individual student needs. From Nigeria’s AI tutors [...]

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44 h. ago SA faces looming gas shortage despite recent discoveries: PASA

South Africa is expected to face natural gas shortages from next year despite discoveries.

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49 h. ago Student federation calls for minister’s intervention amid evictions

Thousands of students across universities in South Africa have reportedly received eviction letters.

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50 h. ago South Africa’s hypertension crisis continues to worsen, experts warn

May marks World Hypertension Month and Measurement Month.

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62 h. ago Judgement in DA’s Employment Equity Act application reserved

ANC's Hope Papo has described the DA’s court challenge as an insult to black people.

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67 h. ago Burns Awareness Week kicks off as winter raises injury risks

According to WHO, an estimated 3.2% of people in South Africa sustain burn injuries each year.

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3 d. ago Africa must utilise agriculture to alleviate hunger: AU commissioner

AU Commissioner says Africa should utilise agriculture to alleviate hunger.

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4 d. ago Deployment in DRC a collective budget of SADC countries: Motshekga

Motshekga says SANDF is in the DRC under the SADC mission and not South Africa individually.

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4 d. ago ANC Task Team in Vhembe challenge regional conference in court

An urgent application to interdict ANC elective conference is being heard in Thohoyandou court.

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6 d. ago Societal ills fuel children being exploited: Save the Children SA

This comes after the Western Cape High Court delivered its verdict on Joshlin's case.

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8 d. ago Cosatu to focus on retrenchments at mines during Workers’ Day rally

International Workers' Day in South Africa holds its own cultural significance.

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8 d. ago AI Learning Pathways: Your Roadmap to Mastering AI in Africa

In the vibrant tapestry of Africa’s tech landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is weaving a future of innovation, from smart farming in Kenya to telemedicine in Nigeria. Yet, for many Africans eager to dive into AI, the sheer volume of courses, tools, and concepts can feel like navigating a digital savanna without a map. Enter AI [...]

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8 d. ago Introduction to AI and Its Applications in Africa: A Beginner’s Guide

Welcome to the world of Artificial Intelligence (AI), a transformative technology reshaping industries and lives across Africa. If you’re new to AI, this guide will walk you through what AI is, how it works, and why it matters for Africa. With practical examples and free resources, you’ll discover how AI is tackling African challenges in [...]

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8 d. ago Top Free AI Academic Programs for Africans: Unlock Your Potential in 2025

A curated list of free academic programs and resources focused on artificial intelligence (AI) that are accessible to people in Africa. These programs include online courses, massive open online courses (MOOCs), and fully funded graduate programs tailored to African learners, emphasizing accessibility, relevance to African contexts, and opportunities for skill development. The list draws on [...]

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8 d. ago How to Contribute to AI Projects and Collaborations in Africa: A Practical Guide

Contributing to AI projects and collaborations, particularly in the African context, offers a unique opportunity to shape the future of technology while addressing local challenges. Whether you’re a developer, researcher, student, or enthusiast, there are numerous ways to get involved. Below, I outline key approaches to contribute effectively, tailored to the iAfrica audience, with a [...]

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8 d. ago Top Mentorship Programs Powering Africa’s AI Ecosystem in 2025

Africa’s AI revolution is gaining momentum, and mentorship is the fuel driving this transformation. From Lagos to Nairobi, programs are connecting AI professionals, enthusiasts, and learners, creating a vibrant ecosystem of knowledge exchange, collaboration, and career growth. Here’s a look at the top mentorship initiatives shaping Africa’s AI future with wit, savvy, and a whole [...]

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9 d. ago Career Transition: Banking to AI Finance Specialist – A Strategic Roadmap

As artificial intelligence transforms Africa’s financial sector, banking professionals increasingly seek to pivot their careers toward specialized AI roles. This transition offers tremendous opportunities but requires strategic skill development and positioning. Here’s a structured pathway for finance professionals looking to make this high-value career shift. Assess Your Transferable Skills Banking professionals bring valuable domain expertise [...]

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1 week ago Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline

South Africa continues to face delays in the production of driving licence cards following the breakdown of the country’s only functional card printing machine. The Department of Transport has been issuing temporary driving licences in the meantime, as the outdated backup machine currently in use is slow and frequently malfunctions. According to the department, the… Read More »Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline The post Driving Licence Woes Persist As SA’s Only Card Printing Machine Remains Offline first appeared on iAfrica.

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