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AI makes financial ecosystem ‘robust, accessible’

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By Simnikiwe Mzekandaba Verified
| ITWeb Verified
From left: MC Bongani Bingwa; Catherine Muraga, MD of Microsoft Africa Development Centre; Nkemdilim Uwaje-Begho, CEO of Future Software; Standard Bank chief strategy officer Adam Ikdal; and Yacob Berhane, COO and head of growth at Quill. The financial services sector is emerging as one of the fastest adopters of artificial intelligence (AI), with implementation shifting from experimentation to operational deployment.
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MeTL advances battery-grade graphite production

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By Simnikiwe Mzekandaba Verified
| ITWeb Africa Verified
Mohammed Dewji, CEO of the MeTL Group. (Image source: supplied/Standard Bank) The MeTL Group in Tanzania is developing graphite projects in Africa to increase local value addition. MeTL Group CEO Mohammed Dewji said this in his keynote address at the Standard Bank Africa Unlocked 2026 conference in Cape Town. Graphite is a critical mineral used in electric vehicles, battery storage, renewable energy and advanced manufacturing.
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Comms minister outlines key fixes for SITA

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By Simnikiwe Mzekandaba Verified
| ITWeb Verified
Communications and digital technologies minister Solly Malatsi. Communications minister Solly Malatsi has touted automated processes across the State Information Technology Agency (SITA) to reduce risks and minimise indiscretions.
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