In today’s unpredictable landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face constant disruption and growing complexity. This makes investing in digital and transformative technologies more essential than ever.
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Explore how Rwanda is preparing to host the world’s first dedicated droneport , a visionary hub designed for commercial cargo drones. Conceived through a collaboration between Foster + Partners, EPFL’s Afrotech, and the Red Line initiative, this innovative structure resembling an early Victorian railway station blends community design, environmental sustainability, and high-tech logistics.
When CAMINEX 2025 kicked off at the Kitwe Showgrounds in late May, it drew thousands of manufacturers, suppliers, buyers, and end-users from Zambia’s mining, agriculture, and industrial sectors. This annual expo serves as a key platform for networking, building strategic partnerships, and engaging with industry leaders and technical experts. But beyond the event’s immediate impact, CAMINEX plays a broader, long-term role in emphasizing the growing importance of connectivity and digital solutions in driving innovation, efficiency, and sustainable growth across multiple sectors.
South Africa’s young people have the potential to shape the country's future. However, with youth unemployment remaining a critical challenge, it's essential to implement initiatives that provide learners and school leavers with strong foundations in Digital Citizenship, practical digital skills, and access to technology. These are key to promoting economic inclusion and building a generation of tech-savvy youth ready to lead a connected and empowered future.
Reliable connectivity is a powerful catalyst for economic and societal growth, especially across Africa and emerging markets. As businesses and governments embrace digital transformation, the role of robust digital infrastructure becomes increasingly vital. By bridging the digital divide, connectivity empowers communities, supports inclusive development, and fuels long-term economic progress. Learn how strategic investments in connectivity solutions are shaping a smarter, more connected future.
A common misconception among small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs) is that cyber security is primarily a concern for large corporations. Many believe that cybercriminals focus their attacks on big companies, government bodies, and international organisations to achieve maximum disruption or financial gain.
Liquid Intelligent Technologies Botswana has announced a strategic partnership with local Internet Service Providers (ISPs) to expand the country’s fibre network and help bridge the digital divide. This initiative aims to accelerate network coverage, making high-speed fibre connectivity more accessible to both businesses and communities across Botswana. The expanded infrastructure is expected to drive economic growth and significantly enhance the quality of life for millions.
Picture a determined young entrepreneur in Gaborone, ready to bring her business idea to life. With fast and reliable connectivity, she can connect with global suppliers, promote her brand online, and serve customers far beyond Botswana’s borders all from her living room.
For organisations across South Africa from large enterprises and corporates to growing SMEs digital transformation can feel like navigating uncharted waters. From building the right infrastructure to ensuring secure, scalable, and cost-effective connectivity, businesses need more than just a service provider. They need a trusted partner that delivers bespoke digital solutions tailored to their evolving needs.
The mining and quarrying industry accounts for nearly 17% of Botswana’s GDP, making it a key contributor to the country’s economic growth. This creates an ideal environment for introducing technology-driven mining solutions that can further expand the sector.
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