Prosus believes that the future of artificial intelligence in Africa is being decided now. The group asserts that this critical period demands an enhanced involvement from its side, highlighting the importance of seizing emerging opportunities before they close. This direction is part of a broader strategy to position itself significantly on the African continent, especially…
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Responsible artificial intelligence depends not only on data and algorithms, but also on the people who design, oversee and scrutinise the systems. Constructive dissent, a diversity of perspectives and robust governance are key to anticipating risks, reducing bias and building ethical, safe and people-centred AI solutions.
UNESCO has contributed to a specialised training programme for judges at France’s École nationale de la magistrature (ENM), equipping judicial officers with knowledge and practical tools to address the growing impact of artificial intelligence on justice systems.
Africa stands at the nexus of geopolitical competition for critical materials that power the energy transition, defense, and digital economies. Combined, Africa holds about one-third of global critical mineral reserves. But it remains burdened by colonial-era geological surveys and infrastructure and exports its bounty largely unprocessed into Chinese-dominated supply chains. Middle powers like the United…
Therecent disclosures mandated under the European Union’s tax transparency regulations have illuminated more than the fiscal strategies of multinational technology giants. They have exposed structural asymmetries embedded in the global digital economy. Public reporting on Microsoft’s European tax arrangements—showing how profits can be concentrated in favourable jurisdictions while revenues are generated across multiple markets—has reignited…