Huawei Cloud has launched its first African cloud region in Cairo, enhancing Egypt’s digital transformation. The initiative supports Vision 2030, offering cloud services, localized AI models, and creating job opportunities. A strategic partnership with Telecom Egypt underpins this development, positioning Egypt as a regional digital hub.
Moroccan startup Forcelog, founded by Anas Bouziane, offers e-commerce merchants and business professionals a platform for delivering orders and packages. Based in Casablanca, Forcelog provides services like free pickup, storage, product preparation, and delivery across 240 Moroccan destinations, with real-time tracking and prices starting at 18 Moroccan dirhams.
EdVentures and the Mastercard Foundation have launched a five-year EdTech Fellowship in Egypt to transform the African EdTech sector. The program supports 36 startups with training, mentorship, and funding, aiming to enhance digital innovation and youth empowerment.
Huawei awarded winners of the ‘Women in Tech’ ICT competition in Dhaka. The competition, partnered with UNESCO, aimed to develop local ICT talent among female STEM students and recent graduates. The top teams and individuals received cash prizes to implement their innovative tech solutions.
Microsoft Africa and Zindi have partnered to enhance AI skills across the continent, aiming to equip young Africans for future workforce demands. Additionally, Zimbabwe focuses on lithium battery refineries for clean energy, while China invests in Algeria’s infrastructure with the completion of the Bejaia highway project.
