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Kenya is strengthening its position as one of Africa’s leading digital economies as government agencies, banks and technology providers accelerate investment in digital payments, e-government infrastructure and secure digital identity systems. New industry analysis published in recent weeks shows Kenya’s digital transformation strategy is continuing to expand beyond mobile money …
Uganda is intensifying efforts to modernise public services and digital infrastructure as the government positions technology at the centre of national development and economic transformation. In announcements made this week, officials confirmed that Uganda will continue expanding its digital government strategy through investment in national backbone infrastructure, cybersecurity systems, digital …
Tanzania is moving to integrate its national digital identity system more closely with e-government platforms, as authorities seek to streamline public service delivery and improve administrative efficiency. The initiative focuses on linking identity verification processes with cloud-based government systems, enabling citizens to access services online using secure digital credentials. Officials …
Namibia is accelerating the rollout of its next-generation digital identity programme, positioning it as a central pillar of the country’s transition toward fully digital public services. Recent updates from government stakeholders indicate that Namibia is expanding its national ID infrastructure to support secure online authentication across a growing number of …
Uganda is moving forward with a major upgrade of its national digital identity system, in a bid to strengthen e-government services, improve cybersecurity, and expand access to digital payments. The National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) has confirmed plans to roll out enhanced biometric ID cards and supporting infrastructure, as …
Kenya and Ghana are stepping up efforts to develop sovereign cloud infrastructure, as governments across Africa seek greater control over data and digital services. The move comes amid growing concern that reliance on foreign-hosted infrastructure limits national control over sensitive information and reduces the economic value derived from data. According …