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  1. KrosAI Put AI on Phone Numbers in Nigeria — Carriers Should Share the Voice‑AI Plumbing
  2. Scopeg AI’s Funza SMS Launch in Ghana Should Build Local AI Capacity
  3. Rwanda's National AI Agency Needs an AI Act
  4. University of Johannesburg Roadmap Says Africa Should Own Its Livestock AI
  5. Equity Group Develops AI to Forecast Staff Departures
  6. Egypt Targets 250 AI Start-Ups and Up to Seven AI Data Centres by 2030
  7. Lesotho Advocates Practical AI Sovereignty for Smaller Nations at Geneva Summit
  8. ECA Debuts AI Innovation Café at 15th Africa Internet Governance Forum in Accra

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2 stories1 analysisLatest 11 Nov 2026

Countries Ghana 1 · Kenya 1 · Malawi 1 · Nigeria 1 · Rwanda 1 · South Africa 1

  1. AnalysisStart-ups and innovationGHGhanaKEKenyaMWMalawiNGNigeria+2

    KrosAI Put AI on Phone Numbers in Nigeria — Carriers Should Share the Voice‑AI Plumbing

    KrosAI, a Nigerian startup launched in 2026, has put AI agents on ordinary phone numbers and reports more than 70 paying enterprise clients; carriers and regulators should standardise numbering and routing so voice AI can scale.

  2. EventsAIFOD

    GSMA Director Links Connectivity and Local Languages to AI Inclusion at Geneva Summit

    At an AIFOD summit, GSMA's Kenechi Okeleke stressed that narrowing the connectivity divide and building local-language models are vital for inclusive artificial intelligence.