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Between April and June 2025, Ugandans downloaded over 254 million gigabytes of data, with the average monthly data spend rising to Shs 10,392, signaling growing dependency on mobile internet and digital services
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MACRA is stepping up enforcement of Malawi’s Data Protection Act, urging financial institutions to strengthen safeguards for personal data and comply with legal standards. Through workshops and outreach, it aims to build a culture of accountability and align the sector with global privacy norms.
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The ISACA Kampala Chapter has launched the 14th Annual East Africa Information Security Conference, set for September 29 to October 3, 2025, at Speke Resort Munyonyo. The event will bring together technology leaders, regulators, and cybersecurity experts to explore digital trust, resilience, and innovation under the theme “Thriving in the Era of Disruptive Technology.”
Morocco
Professor Hassan Ammor, Director of the Technology Innovation Center at Mohammedia School of Engineers, won a silver medal at the Silicon Valley International Invention Festival (SVIIF 2025) held in Santa Clara, California, from August 8 to 10. He is the first Arab and African researcher to receive this honor.
Nigeria
Nigeria is advancing state-level digital transformation through a new partnership between NITDA and the Nigeria Governors’ Forum. The initiative aims to expand digital literacy, infrastructure, and innovation across all 36 states to foster inclusive growth and economic resilience.
Algeria
Djezzy has launched the Impact Challenge to empower Algerian innovators in creating tech solutions that promote digital inclusion and social equity. Participants receive funding, mentorship, and access to resources, driving responsible innovation across underserved communities.