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23/07/2025

AI isn’t just a buzzword — in African classrooms, it’s a game changer.

From personalizing lessons for multilingual learners to supporting teachers in overcrowded schools, artificial intelligence is helping bridge the learning gap across the continent.

In this latest feature, we explore how innovators are using AI to adapt content in real time, improve access, and respect cultural diversity — all while addressing Africa’s unique educational challenges.

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23/07/2025

Africa’s not waiting to be invited to the AI future — we’re building it.

From AI courts in Kenya to policy labs in Ethiopia, here’s what’s really happening across the continent

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Which African country is leading the AI race? 👇

18/07/2025

is not waiting for the future — it’s building it.

just launched the “Experience AI” program, aiming to equip 157,000 secondary school students with AI literacy by 2026. A collaborative effort by Data Science Nigeria, Microsoft, and the Ministry of Education, this initiative is a model for inclusive, future-ready education.

This is what it looks like when policy meets purpose.

🔗 Dive into the story: https://f.mtr.cool/vzcrctlbgq

18/07/2025

Africa’s environmental future might just depend on better data.

And Kenya’s Amini is delivering it—via satellites, AI, and next-gen analytics.

Founded by former NVIDIA exec and climate scientist Kate Kallot, Amini is mapping the continent’s climate, soil, and farming data in ways never done before—unlocking insights for investors, farmers, and governments alike.

This is climate resilience, built by Africans, for Africa.

🔗 Dive into the full story: https://f.mtr.cool/fdxahkvlgf

I’m genuinely thrilled about Amini, a Nairobi-based AI startup founded in 2022 by Kate Kallot. In my view, this is the kind of bold, homegrown innovation

18/07/2025

What if African hospitals could diagnose faster, save more lives, and reduce errors — all thanks to locally-built AI?

Meet Intron Health: the Nigerian startup rewriting the rules of healthcare tech. Built by Africans, for Africa, it’s already transforming patient care from the inside out.

This is the kind of innovation we need to amplify.

What’s one local health innovation you believe the world should know about? Drop it below

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17/07/2025

AI for farmers—with or without the internet.

In Cameroon, Agrix Tech is leading a quiet revolution: arming rural farmers with an offline AI assistant that diagnoses crop diseases and gives smart farming advice.

No Wi-Fi. No expensive setup. Just impact.

In a continent where 60% of people rely on agriculture, this could be a breakthrough.

🔗 Dive into the story: https://f.mtr.cool/fqyuqzmbqc

17/07/2025

Nigeria is betting on its youth — and it's a smart move.

UNICEF and the Nigerian government are joining forces to equip 20 million young people with digital skills by 2030. That’s coding, AI, data science, and more — the future in their hands.

This isn’t just a skills program. It’s a bet on Africa’s digital future — one where youth lead from the frontlines.

Could this be a model for other countries?

Full story via iAfrica: https://f.mtr.cool/pbeccgytms

17/07/2025

Meta is scaling fast — with massive AI data centers now in development to challenge OpenAI and Google’s dominance.

But this isn’t just a Silicon Valley story.

It’s a global race for AI supremacy — and Africa must decide: Are we players or spectators?

The article by iAfrica.com dives into what Meta's bold move means for the future of global AI competition.

Can African nations keep up with the data infrastructure arms race?

Read here: https://f.mtr.cool/vwcuisbroa

16/07/2025

Online safety is no longer optional—it’s essential.

In a powerful new partnership, MTN and MTV Base have launched the Room of Safety: a digital-first, immersive experience aimed at educating African youth on cyberbullying, privacy risks, and digital protection.

Why it matters: With more African children accessing the internet daily, education on online risks has never been more urgent.

👉 Read the full story and explore how brands are shaping a safer digital world for the next generation:

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16/07/2025

What happens when a government decides to train for the AI future — together?
Ghana just did something bold. 🇬🇭

They’ve trained over 120 government officials to serve as AI Focal Points — ahead of a national bootcamp. This isn’t just talk. It’s real prep for a smarter, more inclusive digital future.

Could this be the model the rest of Africa follows?
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16/07/2025

What if Africa’s next big World Cup legacy isn’t stadiums—but AI labs?

Morocco is not just preparing for the 2030 World Cup. It's gearing up to become North Africa’s AI powerhouse — from smart stadiums to AI-driven governance.

Would you trust AI to manage your city’s traffic or water supply?

Morocco says YES. 🇲🇦

Could this be the future blueprint for Africa’s tech rise?

🔗 https://f.mtr.cool/bvmcqfntla

11/07/2025

🇿🇦 50,000 South Africans trained in ICT by 2028?

Huawei just announced a bold commitment to AI and digital skills development in South Africa, pledging to upskill tens of thousands within four years.

Imagine the ripple effect on jobs, innovation, and Africa’s tech future.

Do you think AI training can truly bridge unemployment gaps?

Drop your thoughts below or tag a friend passionate about tech empowerment.