The emergence of COVID-19 popularized digital education in the whole wide world. Simply defined as a resourceful use of digital technologies and tools for teaching and learning purposes, digital education is no longer optional in this new post COVID-19 dispensation. Classrooms have become synonymous with the words Google Meet, Zoom, MS Teams, and webinars. With

Digital Economy Africa is on the rise. Mobile and Internet penetration continue to rise, according to the latest ITU data. The continent’s entrepreneurs are taking advantage of this growth in connectivity, leading to a rapid growth of tech hubs across the continent in recent years, fueling fresh innovation. But as the world moves deeper into the Fourth Industrial

As developing countries brace for technological advances and other disruptions arising from climate shocks, fragility, economic integration and population transitions that will fundamentally transform the work landscape, a new World Bank report notes that Sub-Saharan African countries may benefit from digital technology adoption in different ways than other regions. The Future of Work in Africa: