Nigeria’s sovereign-cloud initiative links data control, public-sector computing and local infrastructure investment, making cloud policy part of the country’s industrial strategy.
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Mozambique’s data rules target transparency in mobile markets
Mozambique’s communications regulator is building a tariff-management system that could make mobile data pricing, validity and consumer conditions easier to compare and verify.
China-Africa Expos: When Headline Deal Values Outrun Signed Contracts
The Changsha expo closed with US$11.4 billion in signed projects and a further US$43 billion merely announced. The gap between the two numbers is the story.
Sports Revival Faces Gear Shortages
Schools have restarted sports but are short of equipment pending ministry approval – a small bottleneck that retailers and grant programmes are placed to clear.
Book Review: Pin The Location – Find, Convert & Keep Customers, Anywhere!
Author: Oscar Habeenzu Published: June 2023 Publisher: BehaviourReport.com Pages: 42 The Geography of Digital Customer Acquisition In an era where businesses obsess over the latest marketing automation tools and AI-driven personalization, Oscar Habeenzu's Pin The...
Congo’s prices, August 2025: inflation 7.76 per cent, with transport at twice that pace
Congo’s annual inflation fell to 7.76 per cent on 22 August 2025, but transport rose 0.438 per cent in a single week. Disaggregated prices show where household pressure is concentrated.
Congo’s 7.9 per cent inflation hides a 14 per cent transport bill in Kinshasa
National inflation was 7.89 per cent year on year by late July, in single digits since May. In Kinshasa, transport prices rose 14 per cent, restaurants 11 per cent and food 8 per cent.
Kinshasa’s June 2025 basket: up 4 per cent in 24 weeks, with the weekly pace rising
Kinshasa prices rose 4.0 per cent in 24 weeks to mid-June 2025, with transport up 6.6 per cent. The annual rate is 8.8 per cent, but weekly rises have climbed back to 0.18 per cent.
Congo’s inflation fell below 10 per cent, but transport costs rose 7.6 per cent by mid-May
Year-on-year inflation reached 9.96 per cent in April, the first single-digit reading since mid-2022. Yet transport prices have risen 7.6 per cent since December, and food in the east costs up to 37 per cent more.