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Lesotho, UNDP Strengthen Partnership on Digital Transformation and AI Development
Kenya, France Partner on New Science and Engineering Complex at University of Nairobi
Ooredoo, du Partner on Landmark Subsea Cable Project to Boost UAE Digital Connectivity
Guinea Signs Deal for Second Submarine Fibre-Optic Cable to Expand Internet Capacity
Omantel Launches AI Centre of Excellence to Boost Oman’s Digital Innovation Ecosystem
Lesotho, UNDP Strengthen Partnership on Digital Transformation and AI Development
Kenya, France Partner on New Science and Engineering Complex at University of Nairobi
Ooredoo, du Partner on Landmark Subsea Cable Project to Boost UAE Digital Connectivity
Guinea Signs Deal for Second Submarine Fibre-Optic Cable to Expand Internet Capacity
Omantel Launches AI Centre of Excellence to Boost Oman’s Digital Innovation Ecosystem

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Final Answer: Can Deaf People Listen to Music? Yes—deaf people can listen to music, but not in the traditional sense. Instead of relying solely on ears, they use their skin, eyes, bones, and pulse to experience rhythm, vibration, and emotion. Music is not only sound—it is vibration, movement, and feeling. For the deaf community, it’s an art form they can see, touch, and embody.

How Do Deaf People Listen to Music? Exploring Vibrations, Technology, and Visuals

Wondering how deaf people listen to music? Discover how vibrations, technology, and visuals allow the deaf community to experience music in powerful, sensory ways….

By: Ovie George

Google has launched its AI Skilling Blueprint for Africa, offering governments a structured policy guide to train AI talent. The initiative also includes $2.25 million to create trustworthy, AI-ready public data sets across the continent.

Google Play Apps With 38 Million Downloads Linked to Massive Ad Fraud Scheme

Security researchers uncovered SlopAds, a massive ad fraud scheme involving 224 Google Play apps with 38 million downloads. Learn how the apps stole ad revenue…

By: Ovie George

Vision 2026–2030: Building a Digital Tunisia Looking ahead, Prime Minister Al-Zanzari announced the development of a unified national vision for digital transformation (2026–2030). This roadmap will: Define strategic objectives Establish timelines and milestones Prioritize user experience and streamlined procedures The initiative ensures that Tunisia’s digitization efforts remain comprehensive, inclusive, and aligned with the country’s broader reform and economic growth agenda.

Tunisia Accelerates Digital Transformation with 138 New Projects

Tunisia launches 138 new digital transformation projects to modernize public administration, boost transparency, expand e-services, and strengthen its digital economy for global competitiveness….

By: Wura Obadare

Conclusion You no longer need complicated tools or endless editing hours to create professional social media content. With CapCut Desktop’s AI image generator, creators can design scroll-stopping visuals in seconds. Add music, stickers, and even AI avatar narrations, and your posts will stand out with personality and style. Whether you’re building a brand, teaching online, or sharing hobbies, CapCut makes content creation effortless and professional in 2025.

Creative Social Media Posts Made Easy with CapCut’s AI Image Generator

Discover how to create scroll-stopping social media posts with CapCut’s AI image generator. Learn step-by-step how to design unique visuals, add avatars, and boost engagement…

By: Cynthia Okafor

Constant tech use can lead to burnout, stress, and social media addiction. Learn how a digital detox can help you regain balance, boost mental health, and improve real-life connections.

Digital Detox: Why Taking a Break From Technology is Essential for Mental Health

Constant tech use can lead to burnout, stress, and social media addiction. Learn how a digital detox can help you regain balance, boost mental health,…

By: Cynthia Okafor

Nigeria’s National Identification Number enrolments climbed to 123.9 million in October 2025, NIMC data shows, as Lagos and Kano remain the leading states amid efforts to reach 95% national coverage.

NIMC Agents Accused of Extorting Applicants for NIN Date of Birth Corrections in Abuja

Fresh allegations reveal that some NIMC agents in Abuja are charging up to N45,000–N55,000 for illegal NIN date of birth changes, despite the official correction…

By: Ovie George

A new report warns that Nigeria’s AI growth could stall without stronger domestic funding, despite global investments and successful AI deployments across key sectors like health, education, and agriculture.

AI Adoption Has Limited Impact on Jobs So Far, New York Fed Reports

The New York Fed says rising AI adoption has not caused significant layoffs yet, with most firms opting for retraining instead of job cuts. However,…

By: Adamu Garba

How Long Does It Take to Get a Fintech Licence in Nigeria?

Getting a fintech licence in Nigeria can take 6–18 months depending on licence type and documentation. Learn requirements, costs, delays, and regulatory hurdles fintech startups…

By: Ovie George

Conclusion: A Call to Action for Africa’s AI Future The IFC’s warning is clear: Africa must act now to invest in AI infrastructure, skills, and regulatory frameworks. With its youthful population, growing digital adoption, and sector-specific success stories, Africa has the potential to become a global leader in AI-driven innovation. Failing to invest risks leaving the continent behind in what many call the fourth industrial revolution. But with the right policies and investments, AI could add billions to GDP, create millions of jobs, and drive inclusive growth across Africa.

IFC Warns Africa Risks Missing Out on AI Boom Without Urgent Investments

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) warns that Africa could miss the benefits of artificial intelligence (AI) without urgent investments in infrastructure, skills, and regulation. Learn…

By: Cynthia Okafor

Conclusion: Closing Africa’s Technology Gap The IFC’s warning is a wake-up call: Africa must address its high technology costs to unlock its full digital potential. By bridging gaps in infrastructure, financing, and digital literacy, Africa can transform challenges into opportunities—boosting productivity, enabling entrepreneurship, and improving livelihoods for millions. With $6 billion already invested and continued support for startups and innovation, IFC is working with Africa to ensure that the continent can compete in the global digital economy.

African Businesses Face 35% Higher Technology Costs Than Global Peers – IFC

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) warns that African businesses face technology costs up to 35% higher than global averages. Learn how infrastructure gaps, limited financing,…

By: Cynthia Okafor

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