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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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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
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.
Journalists from across Africa convened in Nairobi for a workshop on artificial intelligence and its impact on the media industry. Organized by Xinhua News Agency Africa Regional Bureau, the training explored how AI is reshaping news production while highlighting both its opportunities and challenges for African newsrooms.
Airtel Uganda has posted a strong half-year performance, with profits jumping nearly 29% to Ushs 197.2 billion. The growth was fueled by surging demand for data services, which offset a decline in voice revenues following regulatory changes. The results highlight the telecom’s resilience and the industry’s decisive shift toward data-driven growth.
Uganda’s Minister for Science, Technology and Innovation, Dr. Monica Musenero, has warned that artificial intelligence could replace workers who fail to adapt and upskill. She urged Ugandans, especially engineers and youth, to embrace new technologies and continuously upgrade their skills to remain competitive in the changing job market.
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.