EdTech startups in Africa are addressing the growing demand for digital skills, offering innovative solutions like personalized learning, AI-driven platforms, and localized content. These initiatives are helping to close the digital skills gap, preparing the workforce for a tech-driven future while making digital education more accessible across the continent.
Ericsson has announced a new organizational structure for its Middle East and Africa operations, creating the Customer Unit Saudi Arabia, led by Håkan Cervell. This move aims to enhance market responsiveness and accountability, supporting Saudi Arabia’s digital transformation and connectivity goals, while fostering local empowerment and decision-making.
The Sanad Service Centres Forum in Oman highlighted the empowerment of Omani youth and sustainable growth through strategic agreements, new services, and the recognition of outstanding service centre owners and employees. The event showcased efforts towards enhancing job opportunities, digital transformation, and service efficiency in line with Oman Vision 2040.
Diriyah Company has successfully deployed SAP Private Cloud Solutions to enhance its operations and service delivery within the 14 sq km Diriyah development project. The integration of SAP tools ensures streamlined processes, data-driven decision-making, and a flexible, scalable infrastructure, positioning Diriyah for future growth and global recognition.
OQ has launched the e-Symphony project, moving its One ERP platform to a private cloud with RISE by SAP. This transition enhances operational efficiency, data-driven decision-making, and scalability. It demonstrates OQ’s commitment to digital transformation, supporting Oman’s economic ambitions and shaping a sustainable, innovation-led future.
Nigeria’s growing vulnerability to digital threats worsened in 2024, with a rise in attacks targeting government and financial sectors. Despite efforts by agencies like NITDA and NCC, localized cybersecurity strategies remain underdeveloped. Experts stress the need for proactive measures, risk analysis, and stronger collaboration to enhance digital resilience in 2025.
This initiative is part of Algeria’s broader national digital transformation strategy, aiming to enhance efficiency, innovation, and connectivity across various sectors.
The company will prioritize consumer connectivity, financial services, enterprise solutions, entertainment, infrastructure, and AI-driven solutions.
resident El-Sisi emphasizes the importance of digital transformation in Egypt, directing efforts to improve communication services and attract investment in ICT.
AWS is supporting the development and deployment of practical AI solutions in Africa, such as healthcare applications and financial systems modernization.
