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Nigeria’s Oluwasanmi Koyejo is one of 3 Africans in the 2026 TIME100 AI list

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The global artificial intelligence ecosystem is expanding rapidly, and African technologists are driving some of its most critical advancements. The 2026 TIME100 AI list confirms a reality that the continent’s tech sector has been building towards for years: Africa is actively architecting the frameworks, drafting the ethics, and writing the code that will define the AI age. This year’s roster clearly celebrates that homegrown mastery.
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142 days to Nigeria’s 2027 general elections, Indonesian hackers take over INEC’s website

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One hundred and forty-two days before Nigerians go to the polls to elect their next set of leaders in the 2027 General Elections, casino pages were found on the official website of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) a body that will conduct and call that election.
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Brydge and Monirates want to fix intra-African trade with zero-fee stablecoin wallets

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Moving money across African borders has long been a logistical nightmare of fragmented banking rails, punitive exchange rates, and agonising settlement delays. Cryptocurrencies, specifically dollar-pegged stablecoins, promised a frictionless alternative for merchants looking to bypass sluggish legacy systems. Yet the reality on the ground often involves a frustrating maze of hidden costs.
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