Africa's startup ecosystem is thriving, with significant investments in AI, fintech, and agritech. Women-led tech startups are driving innovation, and the continent is witnessing a surge in entrepreneurial activity. The growth of the startup ecosystem is expected to create new opportunities for economic development and job creation.

AI-powered credit scoring systems are helping small businesses secure loans, while AI-powered drones are being used to monitor soil health and detect diseases like malaria and tuberculosis. The use of AI-powered solutions is transforming industries and improving lives across Africa.

The Nigerian government aims to achieve N2.3 trillion yearly revenue from agriculture, highlighting the sector's potential for economic growth.

Kenya’s AgriBot AI platform, backed by African Union funding, has achieved a significant breakthrough in predicting crop yields with 95% accuracy. This innovation is set to tackle food insecurity in drought-prone regions, providing farmers with valuable insights to optimize their harvests. AgriBot’s advanced technology is expected to revolutionize African agriculture, enhancing...

The Federal Government and Kano State Government have launched Africa's largest onion storage facility, boosting agricultural productivity.