by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – JUNIOR Achievement Africa and the ExxonMobil Foundation have launched the 2026 edition of the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Africa programme, an initiative aimed at
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by MARIO RAJOMAZANDRY ANTANANARIVO – MADAGASCAR is prioritising connectivity in public higher education as it recovers from the devastation caused by Cyclone Gezani, which struck in February. The eastern coast was
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – THE Africa Telecoms Executive Roundtable 2026, jointly hosted by CAJ News Africa and CAJ Global on Tuesday, delivered not only high-level industry insights but also an
by ARNOLD MULENGA LUSAKA – THE opposition has accused Zambia’s ruling party of planning to rig the August elections through technology. The allegation has intensified tensions between the former ruling Patriotic
by TINTSWALO BALOYI JOHANNESBURG – SOUTH Africa is accelerating a bold energy and technology agenda aimed at ensuring that no citizen—especially those in remote rural communities—is excluded from the digital economy.
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – SOUTH Africa’s pursuit of low Earth orbit (LEO) satellites is gaining momentum as policymakers and scientists seek to bridge the digital divide while safeguarding national interests
by MTHULISI SIBANDA JOHANNESBURG – SENIOR leaders from across Africa’s telecommunications, energy, policy, and academic sectors gathered virtually for the Africa Telecoms Executive Roundtable 2026, jointly hosted on Tuesday by CAJ
by SAVIOUS KWINIKA JOHANNESBURG – ZIMBABWE’S proposed artificial intelligence (AI) strategy has ignited intense public debate, with critics questioning its feasibility in a country grappling with persistent infrastructure challenges. The Minister
by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – AS next-generation communications technologies rapidly reshape global connectivity, Africa’s telecommunications sector stands at a defining inflection point—where the ability to adapt will determine not only competitiveness,
by PHYLLIS BIRORI KIGALI – RWANDA’S information and communication technology (ICT) regulator has imposed an undisclosed penalty and ordered internet service provider Canalbox to compensate customers affected by poor network service
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