The Illusion of Reality
We have all faked it at some point – Shabi? Let’s be honest. We have all padded reality a little, and we started quite early. First it was powder on…
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Kynox AI Moves Closer to Hospital Pilots in Nigeria with Product and Clinical Push
Kynox AI, an existing participant in FasterCapital’s EquityPilot program, is reporting new execution milestones as it accelerates product refinement and prepares for clinical pilots at hospitals across Nigeria. With continued…
AI Is Fueling a New Wave of Cybercrime in Africa. Are We Ready?
More than half of the cybercrime cases observed by African law-enforcement agencies in 2025 involved artificial intelligence in some capacity. That finding from INTERPOL’s African Cyberthreat Assessment Report 2026 captures…
Trump’s AI protectionism has come for robotics
This story originally appeared in The Algorithm, our weekly newsletter on AI. To get stories like this in your inbox first, sign up here. Humanoid robots usually elicit more cringe…
Banks do not need faster AI; they need more accountable decisions
Financial leaders are now being asked to fund artificial intelligence (AI), govern it, and explain the value it creates. That… The post Banks do not need faster AI; they need…
Lesotho secures record $6.2B investment for hydropower and AI data centre project
The Kingdom of Lesotho has secured its largest foreign direct investment (FDI) in national history, signing a landmark $6.2 billion (M100 billion) agreement for the Kobong Project. Backed by New…
AI powers 55% of African cybercrimes, INTERPOL 2026 report reveals
Artificial intelligence now enables 55 percent of all reported cybercrimes across Africa, driving a sharp escalation in automated, high-speed attacks that are pushing local law enforcement agencies to their limits….
How one Ghanaian developer is redesigning assistive AI for African users
When Emmanuel Quartey temporarily lost hearing in one ear in February 2024, the impact was immediate. Everyday conversations became frustrating, and even simple interactions required more effort than he was…