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Four African Agritech Startups Using AI Where the Data Already Exists - iAfrica.com (opens the original)
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African agritech has settled into a pattern worth noticing: almost none of these companies are building AI models. They are applying existing ones to data nobody else has — satellite imagery of African soil, pond conditions in Nigerian fish farms, hyperlocal weather in Rwandan valleys. That is the applications layer, and it is where the continent’s genuine advantage sits. Four companies illustrate it. Founded 2022 by Kate Kallot, former NVIDIA executive · Nairobi Amini builds Africa’s environmen
AI Skills Now Among South Africa's Hardest to Recruit, as Employers Cool on Hiring Abroad - iAfrica.com (opens the original)
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AI and emerging technology skills have been identified by 22% of South African employers as among the hardest to recruit, placing them alongside established ICT roles in preliminary findings from Xpatweb’s 2026 Critical Skills Survey. The survey feeds directly into government decisions on the national Critical Skills List, which determines which occupations qualify for an expedited work visa process. Respondents could select multiple categories. Engineering returned to the top position after ICT
Scholars From Across The Country Compete For Their Share Of R 100 000 To Put Their AI-Powered Business Idea Into Practice - iAfrica.com (opens the original)
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After months of hard work, 80 Grade 10 and 11 entrepreneurs will put their AI-powered business ideas, and themselves, to the ultimate test at the Junior Achievement (JA) South Africa National Company of the Year Competition, competing for R100,000 in cash prizes. Proving that big ideas don’t have an age limit, 80 Grade 10 and 11 learners from across South Africa will pitch their businesses at the JA South Africa National Company of the Year Competition, for a chance to win R100,000 in cash prize
'Who Is Accountable When They Cause Harm': Ghana Summit Presses for AI Election Safeguards - iAfrica.com (opens the original)
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African states need to establish who bears responsibility when AI systems damage elections, not merely whether to use them, according to Professor Henry Kwasi Prempeh of the Ghana Center for Democratic Development. “The question is not whether we embrace these technologies but under what safeguards and who is accountable when they cause harm,” he said at the opening of the Third Electoral Integrity Summit in Accra. That framing sets a higher bar than most. Warnings about deepfakes are now routin
Most Executives See AI Value, But Only A Quarter Turn It Into ROI - iAfrica.com (opens the original)
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More than eight out of ten executives see value when implementing artificial intelligence (AI) into their businesses. Almost all of those surveyed in a new Google Cloud report stated that AI agents enable both cost savings and revenue growth. The research identified 26% of enterprises as “AI ROI Leaders”, with financial returns from AI initiatives accelerating year-on-year. A further 58% reported steadily increasing returns. This is according to Google Cloud’s latest AI report, From token-maxxin
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