Africa has seen a significant surge in Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption, with the continent's AI market projected to reach $2.5 billion by 2025.



Countries like South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria are leading the charge, with applications in fintech, healthcare, and agriculture. AI is being used to improve access to financial services, enhance healthcare outcomes, and optimize agricultural yields. 


Additionally, African startups are developing innovative AI solutions, such as language translation platforms and digital payment systems, tailored to the continent's unique challenges and opportunities.

As AI continues to transform industries and lives, Africa is poised to become a key player in the global AI landscape.


To speak about how to manage this exponential growth in Artificial Intelligence we are joined by Malizo Magangane, co-founder of Mvula Telecoms. 

Africa has seen a significant surge in Artificial Intelligence (AI) adoption, with the continent's AI market projected to reach $2.5 billion by 2025.
 
Countries like South Africa, Egypt, and Nigeria are leading the charge, with applications in fintech, healthcare, and agriculture. AI is being used to improve access to financial services, enhance healthcare outcomes, and optimize agricultural yields. 
 Additionally, African startups are developing innovative AI solutions, such as language translation platforms and digital payment systems, tailored to the continent's unique challenges and opportunities.
As AI continues to transform industries and lives, Africa is poised to become a key player in the global AI landscape.
 To speak about how to manage this exponential growth in Artificial Intelligence we are joined by Malizo Magangane, co-founder of Mvula Telecoms.

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