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AI Healthcare Depends on Strong Digital Infrastructure
Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming healthcare worldwide, from improving diagnostics and accelerating drug discovery to enhancing patient care and streamlining hospital operations. Yet, despite the excitement surrounding AI innovation, experts increasingly agree that the future of AI in healthcare will depend less on algorithms alone and more on the strength of the infrastructure supporting them.…
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Fotosut Revolutionises Photography with AI-Powered Workflow Tools
Fotosut, the Lagos-based startup founded by photographer and entrepreneur Oluseyi Magic, is rapidly gaining recognition as one of Africa’s most innovative AI-powered platforms for photographers. Built to simplify the business side of photography, Fotosut is redefining how creatives manage their operations by replacing traditional dashboards and manual workflows with conversational artificial intelligence. Launched in 2026,…
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Grey Headlines Moonshot by TechCabal 2026
Grey has been announced as the headline sponsor for Moonshot 2026, marking a major partnership between one of Africa’s fastest-growing fintech companies and the continent’s leading technology conference. The event is scheduled to be held on October 28 and 29, 2026, at the National Theatre. Organised by TechCabal, Moonshot has become a significant gathering point…
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Why AI Adoption in Africa Is Growing Unevenly: The Divide Between Leading Tech Hubs and Smaller Economies.
Across Africa, AI adoption is moving in two very different directions at the same time. In major tech hubs like Nigeria, Kenya, South Africa, and Egypt, artificial intelligence is increasingly showing up in fintech, customer service, logistics, and digital products. But outside these leading markets, many smaller and developing economies are still in the early…
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NITDA and IDCA Partner to Strengthen Nigeria’s AI and Data Centre Infrastructure.
Nigeria is making another push to strengthen the digital infrastructure needed for artificial intelligence and cloud computing. This week, the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) announced a strategic partnership with the International Data Center Authority (IDCA) aimed at improving Nigeria’s data centre ecosystem and supporting the country’s broader AI ambitions. The agreement is part…
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MAX Lands $8 Million Debt Funding to Grow Its Electric Vehicle Network Across Africa.
Nigerian mobility startup Metro Africa Xpress (MAX) has secured $8 million in debt funding to expand its electric vehicle operations and supporting infrastructure across Africa. The funding, provided by Netherlands-based impact investor Triple Jump, comes as interest in electric mobility continues to rise across the continent, particularly in markets dealing with high fuel costs and…