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Abuja, Nigeria — 19th October, 2026. The National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA), in collaboration with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), will convene an Executive Regulatory Dialogue on 28…
By David Erwee, Head of Architecture, Managed Services at Datacentrix Johannesburg, South Africa – 06 October, 2026. Data centres have become an increasingly visible part of the infrastructure underpinning today's digital…
Africa has attracted major investment into subsea cables, data centres and cloud infrastructure. But digital buildout will depend on how effectively these assets are connected - and whether capacity can…
Africa’s young population, rising internet use and rapid digitisation make a compelling case for more digital infrastructure. But investors financing data centres, fibre and cloud capacity need more than potential:…
Africa’s growing digital economy is creating demand for data centres and AI infrastructure, but demand alone will not bring global capital. As investment accelerates worldwide, African cities must compete on…
CloudReady Nigeria roundtable will examine data residency, cybersecurity, compliance, resilience and local infrastructure readiness Africa Hyperscalers will convene regulators, banks, fintech companies, payment operators, insurers, pension institutions and technology providers…
African governments want greater control over strategic data and a larger share of the cloud economy. Achieving both will require more than directing data to remain within national borders. As…
Africa Hyperscalers extends the HCA conversation to International Telecoms Week Africa, advancing regional discussions on enabling regulation, connectivity and data-centre investment. Lagos, Nigeria | 14 September 2026 – African digital…
As fintech companies mature, cloud economics, cybersecurity and regulatory pressures are beginning to shape which businesses can scale sustainably. Africa’s enterprise and fintech industry was built on an attractive proposition:…
For years, African enterprises treated digital infrastructure as a technical matter: something for IT teams, vendors and procurement departments to manage after business strategy had already been decided. Over the…