Despite the continent’s transport infrastructure lagging behind global standards for decades, Africa is bracing itself for a transport revolution as more countries embrace the onset of new technology Electrification, automation and digitalization of existing infrastructure gives citizens access to safe, reliable and efficient modes of transport Intelligent...
By Richard Li, a Singapore-based partner with Steel Advisory Partners, a management consulting firm that serves clients across industries. According to the African Development Bank, the continent has been growing at a fast pace, averaging 4.88% from 2005 till 2015. Moreover, both the International Monetary Fund and World Bank predict that in the...
[media-credit name=”Swift Nigeria Team” align=”alignnone” width=”600″][/media-credit] Paddy Mmaduakonam Anigbo and his team, Team Swift EC, won the recently conducted HealthMeetsTech hackathon, an event that brought health practitioners and tech experts together to address key issues in Nigeria’s health...
Corporate Africa | Corporate Africa News Alassane Ndiaye, Managing Partner – Rayon Investments Nowadays the most relevant challenge for Companies belonging to Francophone Africa is to create a development model that could attract investments: the growing importance of the young people, the creation of a model of development embracing the main...
[media-credit id=1 align=”alignnone” width=”530″][/media-credit] Nowadays the most important challenge for African companies is to gradually break the chain of economical dependency upon European nations: This is made possible by the attraction in the African territory of investments by African industrial services, and commercial...
The ITU Telecom World 2011 in October was dedicated to Digital Cities, amassing leading stakeholders in city development including mayors, digital innovators, industry CEOs, connected technology pioneers, and experts in utilities, technologies, city planning, and transport. It is evident that as half of the world’s citizens live in urban areas, the...
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