Four friends with laptops smile and take a selfie at a monument in Cotonou, Benin. Photo by Iwaria
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Sub-Saharan Africa’s environmental future may depend less on how fast its economies grow than on what they become capable of producing. Moving beyond raw commodities toward more knowledge-intensive and technologically sophisticated production could reduce ecological pressure, but the gains are neither automatic nor uniform.
From predicting droughts and floods to helping farmers plan planting seasons, space-based technologies are becoming practical tools for addressing some of Africa’s development challenges, according to a North-West University (NWU) space scientist.
South Africa is taking another step in its digital transformation journey with the launch of the Batho Pele AI Chatbot, a new tool designed to help public servants quickly access government policies, legislation, circulars and other essential information needed for their daily work.
Unit will provide fit-for-purpose teams that can help clients build the bridge from AI pilots to scalable outcomes
