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- [DPI Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/dpi-africa/) - The Rails Beneath Africa’s Fintech Boom Read More » Africa’s Quiet Governance Upgrade Read More » How Digital Public Infrastructure is Catalyzing Innovation Across Africa Read More » The Invisible Backbone: How DPI is Building Resilient Health Systems in Africa Read More » The Invisible Artery: Why Secure Data Exchange is the True Engine of
- [How Africa Is Learning to Pay Itself](https://dpi.africa.com/how-africa-is-learning-to-pay-itself/) - For decades, a business in Accra paying a supplier in Lagos had to route the transaction through a bank in London or New York, converting cedis to dollars and dollars back to naira along the way. That detour added cost, delay, and a dependence on foreign currency that never made much sense for trade happening
- [The Rails Beneath Africa's Fintech Boom](https://dpi.africa.com/the-rails-beneath-africas-fintech-boom/) - Africa already runs one of the most advanced mobile payment ecosystems in the world. What it hasn't fully built yet is the infrastructure layer underneath that ecosystem — the identity systems, data-sharing rules, and interoperable rails that determine whether fintech can grow past payments into credit, insurance, and cross-border trade. The Numbers Behind the Push
- [Africa's Quiet Governance Upgrade](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-quiet-governance-upgrade/) - Government offices across Africa are running on a different kind of infrastructure than they were five years ago. Digital identity systems, data exchange gateways, and instant payment rails are replacing paper trails and long queues, and 2026 is shaping up as the year this shift moves from pilot projects to national backbone. What's Actually Changing
- [How Digital Public Infrastructure is Catalyzing Innovation Across Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-catalyzing-innovation-across-africa/) - Picture a young agritech founder in rural Kenya. With a single digital ID scan on her smartphone, she verifies her identity, accesses instant credit through a mobile wallet, shares verified farm data with buyers across borders, and receives payments in seconds. What once took weeks of paperwork and physical travel now happens in minutes. This
- [The Invisible Backbone: How DPI is Building Resilient Health Systems in Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/the-invisible-backbone-how-dpi-is-building-resilient-health-systems-in-africa/) - In a rural clinic in eastern Rwanda, a community health worker once spent hours deciphering faded handwritten notes before deciding whether to refer a sick child. Records got lost, treatments were delayed, and lives hung in the balance. Today, that same worker opens a mobile app linked to the national system. In seconds, the child’s
- [The Invisible Artery: Why Secure Data Exchange is the True Engine of the AfCFTA](https://dpi.africa.com/the-invisible-artery-why-secure-data-exchange-is-the-true-engine-of-the-afcfta/) - Imagine an ambitious agritech entrepreneur in Nairobi attempting to orchestrate cross-border trade with logistics suppliers in Kampala and distributors in Dar es Salaam. The physical roads present their own logistical bottlenecks, but the real, invisible wall is digital. Historically, data in Africa has remained trapped in national, institutional, and corporate silos. As the continent aggressively
- [Beyond Bureaucracy: How E-Governance is Rewriting Africa’s Public Value Compact](https://dpi.africa.com/beyond-bureaucracy-how-e-governance-is-rewriting-africas-public-value-compact/) - Across Africa, the traditional image of public administration—towering stacks of paper files, grueling queues under the midday sun, and paralyzing red tape—is rapidly fading. Replacing it is a quiet, code-driven revolution. E-governance has officially moved past the experimental pilot phase. It is no longer just an ambitious bullet point in a ministry's development plan; it
- [Digital Public Infrastructure: Africa's New Backbone for Inclusive Growth](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-africas-new-backbone-for-inclusive-growth/) - Picture a mother in a remote Kenyan village. She no longer walks kilometres to register her newborn or queue for cash transfers. A quick scan of her digital ID on her phone unlocks health subsidies, school fees, and even farm inputs — all in minutes. This is not a pilot project. It is the quiet
- [When the Machine Says No: Digital Identity, Exclusion, and the Human Rights Cost of Broken DPI](https://dpi.africa.com/when-the-machine-says-no-digital-identity-exclusion-and-the-human-rights-cost-of-broken-dpi/) - Imagine walking for two hours to reach a government service centre, only to be told by a machine that you do not exist. Your finger is pressed against a scanner. Once. Twice. Ten times. The screen stares back blankly. You are turned away — not because you are ineligible, but because the system was never
- [Africa's Data Sovereignty Moment: Why the Continent Must Own Its Digital Future](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-data-sovereignty-moment-why-the-continent-must-own-its-digital-future/) - For decades, Africa's digital story has been told in terms of deficits — gaps in connectivity, shortfalls in device ownership, and lagging broadband penetration. But a new and more consequential conversation is quietly taking over boardrooms and ministerial roundtables across the continent. It is no longer simply about getting Africans online. It is about who
- [Cashless Classrooms: DPI Payments Revolutionize African Education Finance](https://dpi.africa.com/cashless-classrooms-dpi-payments-revolutionize-african-education-finance/) - Picture a Kenyan mother paying school fees with a tap on her phone — no queues, no delays, no hidden costs. This is DPI at work. Digital Public Infrastructure, with its instant payment rails, is reshaping how African governments fund, manage, and deliver education. By linking digital identities, seamless payments, and secure data exchange, DPI
- [Identity Unlocked: DPI Powers Education Access Across Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/identity-unlocked-dpi-powers-education-access-across-africa/) - In the bustling classrooms of rural Rwanda and the crowded schools of Nairobi’s informal settlements, a quiet revolution is underway. Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) — the foundational trio of digital identity, payments, and data exchange — is transforming education from a privilege into a right. Across Africa, where over 100 million children remain out of
- [Building on Solid Ground: How Digital Infrastructure Is Powering African Startups](https://dpi.africa.com/building-on-solid-ground-how-digital-infrastructure-is-powering-african-startups/) - Africa's startup ecosystem has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past decade. From Lagos to Nairobi, Cairo to Cape Town, a new generation of founders is building technology companies that are solving distinctly African problems — and attracting global attention in the process. African startups raised over $3 billion in venture funding in 2023 alone,
- [Rewiring the Classroom: The State of Digital Learning and EdTech in Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/rewiring-the-classroom-the-state-of-digital-learning-and-edtech-in-africa/) - Africa is home to the world's youngest and fastest-growing population. By 2030, the continent will account for roughly one in four of the world's children of school-going age. How those children are educated — and with what tools — will shape the continent's economic and social trajectory for decades to come. Digital learning and educational
- [Beyond the Rail: How Digital Public Infrastructure is Rewiring Africa’s Information Flow](https://dpi.africa.com/beyond-the-rail-how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-rewiring-africas-information-flow/) - For the last decade, the story of "Digital Africa" was largely told through the lens of the smartphone—a frantic race to build apps, capture eyeballs, and disrupt traditional markets. But as we navigate 2026, the narrative has shifted fundamentally. We have moved from the era of the "app" to the era of the "rail." This
- [Connecting the Continent: Digital Public Infrastructure as Africa’s Interconnecting Lifeline](https://dpi.africa.com/connecting-the-continent-digital-public-infrastructure-as-africas-interconnecting-lifeline/) - In a continent of 55 countries and 1.4 billion people, seamless trade, service delivery, and innovation have long been hindered by fragmented systems. Enter Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)—the interoperable layers of digital identity, payments, and data exchange that are quietly wiring Africa together. In 2026, DPI is turning borders into bridges and silos into seamless
- [Revolutionizing Healthcare: How Digital Public Infrastructure Is Saving Lives Across Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/revolutionizing-healthcare-how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-saving-lives-across-africa/) - Imagine a mother in rural Zambia whose child falls critically ill. Years ago, fragmented paper records and long journeys meant delayed care—or worse. Today, a simple digital ID instantly pulls up the child’s full medical history, immunization record, and even real-time supply chain data for life-saving medicine. This isn’t science fiction. It’s the quiet revolution
- [Africa’s Health Systems Go Digital—and the Impact Is Transformative](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-health-systems-go-digital-and-the-impact-is-transformative/) - Across Africa, healthcare is entering a new era—one shaped not just by hospitals and clinics, but by digital systems that connect people, data, and services at scale. Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is emerging as a powerful foundation for this transformation, helping countries deliver more accessible, efficient, and inclusive healthcare. At its core, DPI refers to
- [Africa’s Digital Future Depends on Building Its Own Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-digital-future-depends-on-building-its-own-infrastructure/) - Africa is entering a defining moment in its digital journey. The continent is not deciding whether to digitize—that shift is already underway. The real question is whether Africa will continue consuming global technologies or begin building its own systems that reflect its priorities, economies, and people. At the center of this choice is digital public
- [Rwanda Highlights The Power Of Digital Public Infrastructure At National Celebration](https://dpi.africa.com/rwanda-highlights-the-power-of-digital-public-infrastructure-at-national-celebration/) - Rwanda is doubling down on its digital future. At this year’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) Day, leaders from government, business and civil society gathered in Kigali to spotlight how shared digital systems are helping build a more connected and inclusive economy. The event, organized by the Rwanda Information Society Authority (RISA), brought together key stakeholders
- [Africa's Digital Future Moves From Policy to Action in 2026](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-digital-future-moves-from-policy-to-action-in-2026/) - Across Africa, a quiet transformation is underway. After years of designing digital policies and strategies, many countries are now preparing to turn those plans into real systems that people and businesses can use every day. A new report from research and policy organization DigitA suggests that 2026 could mark a turning point for the continent’s
- [Shaping Africa’s Information and Governance Sector through DPI](https://dpi.africa.com/shaping-africas-information-and-governance-sector-through-dpi/) - If the 2010s were the decade of the "mobile app," the 2020s are the decade of the "digital rail." In the information and governance sector, Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has moved from a technical concept to the very foundation of how African states govern. In 2026, the conversation has evolved from simple "digitization" to the
- [How Digital Public Infrastructure is Revolutionizing African Healthcare](https://dpi.africa.com/how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-revolutionizing-african-healthcare/) - For decades, the primary hurdle in African healthcare was the "data silo." A patient in a rural clinic in Machakos would have their history recorded on a physical card that rarely followed them to a referral hospital in Nairobi. If that patient moved across borders, their medical history effectively vanished. However, as we move through
- [Africa’s Digital Public Infrastructure is Powering a New Era of Inclusion](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-digital-public-infrastructure-is-powering-a-new-era-of-inclusion/) - Africa’s digital transformation is accelerating—and at its core is a quiet but powerful engine: Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). Across the continent, governments, private sector innovators, and regional institutions are building shared digital systems that make identity verification, payments, and public services more accessible. Unlike proprietary platforms, DPI is designed as a population-scale foundation—one that supports
- [How Digital Public Infrastructure Can Turbocharge Africa’s Single Market Dream](https://dpi.africa.com/how-digital-public-infrastructure-can-turbocharge-africas-single-market-dream/) - Since the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) kicked off trading in January 2021—following its launch in 2019—the continent has pursued its bold vision of a unified market. Aligned with the African Union’s Agenda 2063, the goal is a seamless economic space spanning roughly 1.4 billion people (and growing) with a combined GDP potential exceeding
- [Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Africa:Transforming Healthcare Systems](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-dpi-in-africatransforming-healthcare-systems/) - Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is rapidly emerging as one of the most powerful tools for strengthening healthcare systems across Africa. At its core, DPI refers to foundational digital systems—such as digital identity, interoperable data platforms, and digital payment rails—that are built in the public interest and can be reused by governments, private sector players, and
- [Lesotho’s Digital Leap: How Child-Centred Systems are Reshaping Social Protection](https://dpi.africa.com/lesothos-digital-leap-how-child-centred-systems-are-reshaping-social-protection/) - In the rolling highlands of Lesotho’s Mafeteng District, life in villages like that of the Matokele family still follows a familiar rhythm. Children herd sheep along dusty paths, families draw water from communal wells, and evenings end around crackling fires outside stone rondavels. Tradition runs deep here. Yet quietly, a digital transformation is changing how
- [How Digital Public Infrastructure Is Transforming Health and Identity in Rural Zambia](https://dpi.africa.com/how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-transforming-health-and-identity-in-rural-zambia/) - By Lissa Ngenda Mwenda, Vimbainashe Tsododo (IHM) & Garikai Nhongo (Co-Develop) Isaac Makonko has witnessed 90 years of evolving challenges in rural Zambia. A lifetime spent in Kafulafuta, a small village of just over 5,000 people, has given Isaac a front-row seat to the complexities of accessing healthcare in under-resourced communities. While health services are available, their
- [From Solar Trading in India to Safeguards in South Africa: DPI in Practice](https://dpi.africa.com/from-solar-trading-in-india-to-safeguards-in-south-africa-dpi-in-practice/) - What does DPI look like in practice? Following three agenda-packed days with engaging discussions among 1300+ diverse stakeholders from around the world, the most prominent takeaway was that DPI in practice is fundamentally about strong ecosystems.
- [Media Urged to Deepen Reporting on Africa’s Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/media-urged-to-deepen-reporting-on-africas-digital-public-infrastructure/) - A new study is calling on East Africa’s media to step up its coverage of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), warning that current reporting remains shallow, event-driven, and dominated by government voices—leaving out essential perspectives on governance, inclusion, and citizens’ digital rights. The research, led by the Collaboration on International ICT Policy for East and Southern
- [Digital Public Infrastructure or Digital Colonialism? The Governance Debate Africa Must Win](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-or-digital-colonialism-the-governance-debate-africa-must-win/) - In 2023, Cameroon quietly signed a memorandum with Huawei to build its national digital identity platform — a seamless package that included biometric enrolment, a smart-city backbone, and a secure data centre. The details of the deal remain classified, but early leaks point to a familiar pattern: critical systems running behind Huawei firewalls, with master
- [Health, education, and climate: Africa’s next three DPI frontiers (2026–2030)](https://dpi.africa.com/health-education-and-climate-africas-next-three-dpi-frontiers-2026-2030/) - Africa’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) story is entering a new chapter. For years, conversations focused on identity rails and payment systems — the foundations that 40+ countries have been quietly building. That phase is nearly done. What comes next is far more powerful: how governments, innovators, and citizens use these rails to transform essential services.
- [The Inclusion Numbers No One Talks About: How DPI Is Closing Africa’s $450 Billion Financing Gap](https://dpi.africa.com/the-inclusion-numbers-no-one-talks-about-how-dpi-is-closing-africas-450-billion-financing-gap/) - For years, Africa’s $450 billion financing gap for households and small businesses felt immovable. The African Development Bank’s 2024 estimate captured a stubborn reality: limited collateral, invisible credit histories, and costly verification locked millions out of opportunity. Yet across the continent, something remarkable has been unfolding — quietly, steadily, and at population scale. Digital Public
- [From M-Pesa to Africa Stack: How 15 Years of African Innovation Built a Continental DPI Movement](https://dpi.africa.com/from-m-pesa-to-africa-stack-how-15-years-of-african-innovation-built-a-continental-dpi-movement/) - In March 2007, Safaricom launched a small experiment that would quietly reshape an entire continent. M-Pesa, built to let Kenyans move money through simple SMS, was never described as Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). Policymakers worried it might destabilize the financial system. Instead, it became the first spark of Africa’s most transformative digital revolution. Fifteen years
- [Africa’s Quiet Revolution: The Digital Rails Redefining a Continent](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-quiet-revolution-the-digital-rails-redefining-a-continent/) - In 1896, British engineers began laying steel across East Africa, carving out the Uganda Railway — a project London newspapers mocked as the “Lunatic Line.” It consumed lives, cost the modern equivalent of £500 million, and reshaped the region’s economic map. Controversial as it was, the railway stitched markets together, connected inland communities to global
- [On-the-Spot with Idah Pswarayi-Riddihough](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-with-idah-pswarayi-riddihough/) - Idah Pswarayi-Riddihough, is a Global Director in the Digital Vice Presidency, covering digital use [Digital Public Infrastructure, Digital Economy, and Digital Society], and also serves as the Director of Strategy and Operations. Since joining the Bank in 1995 as a Young Professional, Pswarayi-Riddihough has worked in four different regions: South Asia, East Asia, the Middle
- [On-the-Spot with Robert Opp](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-interview-robert-opp/) - Today at the Global DPI Summit, Africa.com conducted on-the-spot chats. Robert Opp, Chief Digital Officer at the United Nations Development Programme, guides global efforts to make digital tools work for the world’s most vulnerable people. Between sessions at the Global DPI Summit in Cape Town, he spoke with Africa.com about turning DPI into a true
- [On-the-Spot with Nimo Muhamud Issa](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-nimo-muhamud-issa/) - Africa.com conducted interviews at the Global DPI Summit in Cape Town, South Africa. The following video is On-the-Spot with Nimo Muhamud Issa, Head of National Payment System: Central Bank of Somalia. Nimo Muhamud Issa, Head of National Payment System at the Central Bank of Somalia, stands at the forefront of Somalia’s digital financial revolution. Straight
- [On-the-Spot with David Nabena](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-with-david-nabena/) - Africa.com conducted interviews at the Global DPI Summit in Cape Town, South Africa. The following video is On-the-Spot with David Nabena, Programme Manager: Nigeria Governor's Forum. David Nabena, Programme Manager at the Nigeria Governors’ Forum, brings frontline experience turning policy into real-world digital wins for 36 states. Fresh from the Global DPI Summit in Cape
- [On-the-Spot with Snehal Basale](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-with-snehal-basale/) - Africa.com conducted interviews at the Global DPI Summit in Cape Town, South Africa. The following video is On-the-Spot with Snehal Basale, Head DPI Services: Suma Soft. Snehal Basale leads India Stack Services at Suma Soft and brings sharp insights on building Digital Public Infrastructure that truly serves people. In our exclusive chat at the Global
- [On-the-Spot with Akintayo Ayodele-Bamisaye](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-with-akintayo-ayodele-bamisaye/) - Africa.com conducted interviews at the Global DPI Summit in Cape Town, South Africa. The following video is On-the-Spot with Akintayo Ayodele-Bamisaye, Group Head: Galaxy Backbone. Akintayo Ayodele-Bamisaye is the Group Head of Research, Digital Innovation and Skills (RDIS) at Galaxy Backbone Limited, a Nigerian government-owned ICT services provider. He leads a department focused on digital innovation and
- [On-the-Spot with Tomas Lamanauskas](https://dpi.africa.com/interview-tomas-lamanauskas/) - Tomas Lamanauskas, Deputy Secretary-General, International Telecommunication Union
- [On-the-Spot Kenya](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-interview-kenya/) - Today at the Global DPI Summit, Africa.com conducted on-the-spot interviews with delegates.
- [On-the-Spot Ghana](https://dpi.africa.com/on-the-spot-interview-ghana/) - Today at the Global DPI Summit, Africa.com conducted on-the-spot interviews with delegates.
- [Survey Reveals DPI Could Unlock Africa’s Next Generation of Entrepreneurs](https://dpi.africa.com/survey-reveals-dpi-could-unlock-africas-next-generation-of-entrepreneurs/) - Findings across six African markets show that secure digital payment and identification systems could power trade and lower barriers to start and grow businesses As leaders gather for the Global DPI Summit 2025, Co-Develop today released new survey findings on public perceptions of digital public infrastructure (DPI) across six African markets. The results highlight the
- [Uniting for Africa’s Digital Public Infrastructure Future](https://dpi.africa.com/uniting-for-africas-digital-public-infrastructure-future/) - November 4–6 2025 | Cape Town International Convention Centre, Cape Town, South Africa In an era where digital access defines opportunity, the Global DPI Summit 2025 lands at a pivotal moment for the African continent and the wider global community. Under the banner “DPI in Practice: Implementing Tomorrow’s Digital Society Today,” this gathering brings together
- [Africa Takes Center Stage in Digital Transformation: Insights from the 2024 Global DPI Summit](https://dpi.africa.com/africa-takes-center-stage-in-digital-transformation-insights-from-the-global-dpi-summit/) - The inaugural Global Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) Summit, held earlier this month in Cairo, Egypt, has spotlighted Africa as a powerhouse in the advancement of digital public infrastructure. The event, which gathered delegates from over 100 countries, was a call to action to harness safe, inclusive, and resilient DPI for achieving the UN Sustainable Development
- [Media Urged to Strengthen Digital Public Infrastructure Reporting](https://dpi.africa.com/media-urged-to-strengthen-digital-public-infrastructure-reporting/) - A new study calls on Eastern Africa’s journalists to go beyond headlines and tell the deeper stories behind the region’s digital transformation. Coverage of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) and Digital Public Goods (DPGs) across Eastern Africa remains narrow, event-driven, and dominated by official voices — a new report has found. The research, conducted by the
- [From Code to Capital: How DPI Is Fueling Africa’s Next Generation of Entrepreneurs](https://dpi.africa.com/from-code-to-capital-how-dpi-is-fueling-africas-next-generation-of-entrepreneurs-2/) - Across Africa’s bustling innovation hubs, from Lagos to Kigali, a quiet revolution is unfolding. Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is no longer just a government tool; it’s the scaffolding on which new businesses are being built. Entrepreneurs are using digital ID systems, interoperable payments, and open data platforms to create services that were once unimaginable. In
- [Global DPI Summit 2025: Implementing Tomorrow’s Digital Society Today](https://dpi.africa.com/global-dpi-summit-2025-implementing-tomorrows-digital-society-today/) - Cape Town, South Africa – November 4–6, 2025 As the world accelerates toward digital transformation, one event is defining how nations can do it inclusively, safely, and sustainably: the Global Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) Summit 2025, taking place at the Cape Town International Convention Centre. Under the theme “DPI in Practice: Implementing Tomorrow’s Digital Society
- [The Infrastructure Investment Trap vs. Digital Leapfrogging](https://dpi.africa.com/the-infrastructure-investment-trap-vs-digital-leapfrogging/) - By: Sir Roger Jantio, Senior Managing Director & CEO of Sterling Merchant Finance Ltd African leaders face a defining choice in AI strategy. As governments across the continent draft national AI plans, a consensus is emerging around massive infrastructure investment—data centers, GPU clusters, sovereign computing capacity. This approach sounds prudent, even patriotic. It's also potentially catastrophic.
- [The Digital Arteries of Africa: How DPI Is Powering a Connected Continent](https://dpi.africa.com/the-digital-arteries-of-africa-how-dpi-is-powering-a-connected-continent/) - In today’s Africa, connectivity is no longer a luxury; it’s the lifeblood of modern economies. From bustling urban centers to remote rural villages, Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is emerging as the invisible network connecting people, services, and opportunities. At its core, DPI refers to foundational digital systems such as digital ID, interoperable payments, and data
- [Africa’s Digital Backbone: How Public Infrastructure is Powering a New Wave of Entrepreneurs](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-digital-backbone-how-public-infrastructure-is-powering-a-new-wave-of-entrepreneurs/) - Across Africa, a quiet revolution is taking place—not in boardrooms or skyscrapers, but in the invisible digital rails that connect people, markets, and ideas. Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)—the foundational systems that enable secure digital identity, seamless payments, and trusted data exchange—is fast becoming the backbone of African innovation. And for the continent’s entrepreneurs, it is
- [Healing Through Data: How Digital Public Infrastructure is Reshaping Healthcare in Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/healing-through-data-how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-reshaping-healthcare-in-africa/) - In many African cities and villages, a trip to the hospital has long meant waiting in long queues, carrying stacks of paper files, and often traveling far for even the most basic services. But a quiet revolution is underway. Across the continent, digital public infrastructure (DPI) is transforming how healthcare is delivered — making access
- [Strive Masiyiwa's Push for Africa's AI-Powered Digital Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/strive-masiyiwas-push-for-africas-ai-powered-digital-infrastructure/) - Zimbabwean entrepreneur Strive Masiyiwa has long been a trailblazer. He disrupted telecom monopolies in the 1990s, bringing mobile phones to millions across the continent. Today, at 63, he is turning his gaze to an even bigger canvas: Africa's digital public infrastructure. Through his company Cassava Technologies, Masiyiwa is weaving together fiber optic networks, data centers,
- [From Code to Capital: How Digital Public Infrastructure Is Fueling Africa’s Next Wave of Entrepreneurs](https://dpi.africa.com/from-code-to-capital-how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-fueling-africas-next-wave-of-entrepreneurs/) - Africa is buzzing with entrepreneurial energy. From bustling markets in Lagos to co-working hubs in Nairobi, innovators are building solutions for challenges both local and global. Yet behind every successful startup lies an invisible enabler: digital public infrastructure (DPI). DPI provides the common rails—digital IDs, payment systems, open data platforms—that allow entrepreneurs to scale faster,
- [Building Bridges in the Cloud: How Digital Public Infrastructure Is Powering Africa’s Connectivity Ecosystem](https://dpi.africa.com/building-bridges-in-the-cloud-how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-powering-africas-connectivity-ecosystem/) - In Africa today, connection means more than mobile towers and internet cables. It means the ability to learn, trade, innovate, and participate fully in the digital economy. At the heart of this transformation lies digital public infrastructure (DPI)—the backbone systems that enable digital IDs, mobile payments, data exchange, and cross-border collaboration. Across the continent, DPI
- [Digital Public Infrastructure Thrives in South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-thrives-in-south-africa-kenya-and-nigeria/) - Africa's digital pioneers are building strong foundations for growth through innovative public infrastructure. South Africa, Kenya, and Nigeria stand out with bold steps in digital identity, payments, and connectivity. These efforts open doors to better services, jobs, and inclusion for people across the continent. South Africa's G20 Drive Sparks DPI Momentum South Africa takes center
- [Digital transformation in public service delivery: A case study of Uganda](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-transformation-in-public-service-delivery-a-case-study-of-uganda/) - When a Ugandan farmer in Gulu receives government subsidies on her phone without traveling miles to an office, or when a student in Kampala registers for a national ID online in minutes, it is more than convenience—it is proof that digital transformation is reshaping public service delivery in Africa. Uganda has emerged as one of
- [How Digital Public Infrastructure Is Powering Africa’s Next Transformation](https://dpi.africa.com/how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-powering-africas-next-transformation/) - In the race toward a digitally connected world, Africa is charting its own path — one defined by innovation, resilience, and inclusivity. At the heart of this journey lies Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI): the often-invisible systems that make modern digital economies work. From digital IDs to payment rails and open data platforms, DPI is not
- [The Future Is Digital: How DPI Is Transforming Public Services Across Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/the-future-is-digital-how-dpi-is-transforming-public-services-across-africa/) - In a small district office in northern Ghana, what used to take weeks—getting a national ID—now takes minutes. In Kenya, a mother registers her child’s birth online from a rural dispensary. In South Africa, a digital platform lets citizens report municipal service issues in real time. These stories, quietly unfolding across the continent, are signs
- [From Crisis to Code: How AI + DPI Is Rewriting the Future of Humanitarian Aid in Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/from-crisis-to-code-how-ai-dpi-is-rewriting-the-future-of-humanitarian-aid-in-africa/) - In the heart of a refugee camp in Malawi, a young mother receives personalized healthcare advice in her native language—without ever seeing a doctor. In northern Kenya, displaced families access emergency funds through secure digital wallets, no paperwork required. And in a crowded urban center in Lagos, local governments detect fraud in aid distribution before
- [Breaking the EdTech Deadlock: How Africa’s RESPECT Platform Is Rewiring the Future of Learning](https://dpi.africa.com/breaking-the-edtech-deadlock-how-africas-respect-platform-is-rewiring-the-future-of-learning/) - Africa is no longer waiting for permission to lead—especially when it comes to education. With the launch of RESPECT, a cutting-edge Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) platform tailored for education, the continent is taking a transformative leap toward inclusive, scalable, and sustainable digital learning. Launched during the vibrant STEMtastic Adventures! Africa 2025 Symposium at CEMASTEA in
- [Digital Public Infrastructure: Africa’s Hidden Engine for Inclusion and Transformation](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-africas-hidden-engine-for-inclusion-and-transformation/) - As Africa accelerates toward a more connected, digital future, one crucial yet underappreciated force is powering the shift — Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). Quietly but steadily, DPI is shaping a new landscape where services are more accessible, identities are secure, and economies are increasingly inclusive. But DPI is more than technology. In Africa, it represents
- [Unlocking East Africa: How Digital Public Infrastructure Is Rewiring Regional Integration](https://dpi.africa.com/unlocking-east-africa-how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-rewiring-regional-integration/) - The East African Community (EAC) marked a significant milestone in regional digital cooperation as it concluded the 2nd East African Digital Leaders Forum on Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) at its headquarters in Arusha, Tanzania. Held from May 14–16, the forum brought together key public and private stakeholders to reflect on the region’s digital journey, assess
- [Africa’s Digital Backbone: The Latest on DPI Transformation in 2025](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-digital-backbone-the-latest-on-dpi-transformation-in-2025/) - Africa’s digital revolution is surging, and Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is the engine connecting people, services, and opportunities across the continent. From digital identities to seamless payment systems, DPI empowers millions with inclusive, efficient solutions. As of July 2025, Africa’s DPI landscape is advancing rapidly, driven by regional collaboration, innovative startups, and global partnerships. Here’s
- [Five Takeaways for Africa’s Journey Towards Homegrown Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/five-takeaways-for-africas-journey-towards-homegrown-digital-public-infrastructure/) - Across Africa, the push to build robust digital public infrastructure (DPI) systems is picking up pace. But as this momentum builds, it’s vital that African governments define and implement their own priorities rather than following a one-size-fits-all model. The road to effective DPI requires: (1) local leadership to address each country’s unique context; (2) collaboration
- [How Lacina Koné Is Shaping Africa’s Digital Public Infrastructure Revolution](https://dpi.africa.com/how-lacina-kone-is-shaping-africas-digital-public-infrastructure-revolution/) - In the race to build a connected, inclusive, and innovative Africa, few leaders are as pivotal as Lacina Koné, the Director General and CEO of Smart Africa. Since taking the helm in March 2019, Koné has championed Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) as the backbone of Africa’s digital transformation, aiming to create a unified digital market
- [Bridging the Digital Divide: How The Gambia is Pioneering Blockchain Innovation](https://dpi.africa.com/bridging-the-digital-divide-how-the-gambia-is-pioneering-blockchain-innovation/) - Imagine a nation on the cusp of a digital revolution, where technology becomes the bridge to equity and opportunity. In The Gambia, this vision is not just a dream—it’s rapidly becoming reality. Thanks to an ambitious partnership between The Gambia and the Kalp Foundation, a groundbreaking platform called Gambia One is set to transform lives,
- [DPI Newsletter 9/2024](https://dpi.africa.com/dpi-newsletter-9-2024/) - Leading up to our coverage of the Global DPI Summit happening next week in Cairo, Egypt, Africa.com is pleased to present this special edition newsletter on Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Africa curated by Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation’s Head of DPI, Sanjay Jain. Join us as we highlight DPI in Africa, showcasing the continent's progress, challenges,
- [Inclusion Through Digital Public Infrastructure in Africa: Driving Social and Economic Transformation](https://dpi.africa.com/inclusion-through-digital-public-infrastructure-in-africa-driving-social-and-economic-transformation/) - As Africa continues to make strides toward becoming a digitally connected continent, digital public infrastructure (DPI) is emerging as a powerful tool to drive inclusion and social and economic transformation. DPI encompasses platforms that facilitate digital identity, payments, and data exchange—core systems that allow citizens and businesses to access essential services, participate in the economy,
- [REPORT: Tracking Africa's Growth in Digital Payment Inclusion](https://dpi.africa.com/siips-2024-tracking-africas-growth-in-digital-payment-inclusion/) - As Africa continues its digital transformation, the SIIPS Report 2024 (State of Inclusive Instant Payment Systems)—launched today in Accra in partnership with AfricaNenda, the World Bank, and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa (UNECA)—highlights the extraordinary growth of Instant Payment Systems (IPS) across the continent and explores their impact on financial inclusion. With 31
- [Advancing Financial Inclusion in Africa: An Interview with Sabine Mensah of AfricaNenda](https://dpi.africa.com/advancing-financial-inclusion-in-africa-an-interview-with-sabine-mensah-of-africanenda/) - This interview with Sabine Mensah, Deputy Chief Executive Officer of AfricaNenda, focuses on the organization's role in assisting African governments with digital financial inclusion. Sabine explains how AfricaNenda helps map out needs and strategies for governments, focusing on creating inclusive and interoperable national payment systems. The goal is to ensure that various stakeholders, including regulators,
- [Foundational DPI: Africa's Digital Transformation](https://dpi.africa.com/foundational-dpi-africas-digital-transformation/) - Africa’s digital transformation is gaining momentum, and at its core lies Foundational Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)—a set of interoperable, open systems designed to deliver secure, inclusive, and scalable digital services. From digital identities to payment platforms, DPI is reshaping how African nations deliver services, empower citizens, and drive economic growth. In 2024, the continent’s DPI
- [Bridging Borders, Boosting Business: Why Africa Must Prioritize Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/bridging-borders-boosting-business-why-africa-must-prioritize-digital-public-infrastructure/) - By Nonkqubela Jordan-Dyani and Paulin Basinga Imagine a world where every citizen can access government services with ease, small businesses can expand into new markets, and women have equal access to financial opportunities. Digital public infrastructure (DPI) is key to making this a reality. DPI is a digital network that crisscrosses the economy, connecting people,
- [Report: Leadership in Digital Public Infrastructure in Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/report-leadership-in-digital-public-infrastructure-in-africa/) - Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)—encompassing interoperable systems such as digital payments, identity frameworks, and data-sharing networks—is revolutionizing Africa’s economic and social spheres. This report identifies the primary leaders advancing DPI across the continent, detailing their roles, initiatives, and collaborative efforts. The African Union (AU), African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank), national governments, private sector innovators, and international organizations
- [Afreximbank’s Role in Africa’s Economic Landscape: Integrating Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/afreximbanks-role-in-africas-economic-landscape-integrating-digital-public-infrastructure/) - The African Export-Import Bank (Afreximbank) has emerged as a linchpin in Africa’s economic evolution, building trade, industrialization, and financial integration while increasingly leveraging digital public infrastructure (DPI) to amplify its impact. Established over 30 years ago, this Pan-African multilateral institution is not only financing Africa’s growth but also embracing digital tools to build a more
- [Building Africa's Digital Future: The Promise and Potential of Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/building-africas-digital-future-the-promise-and-potential-of-digital-public-infrastructure/) - Imagine a bustling marketplace where vendors, artisans, and entrepreneurs converge, exchanging goods, services, and ideas. Now, envision this marketplace extending beyond physical boundaries into the digital realm, accessible to every African, regardless of location or status. This is the transformative power of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI). Understanding Digital Public Infrastructure At its core, DPI serves
- [South Africa's Digital Leap: Smart IDs Poised to Replace the Green ID Book](https://dpi.africa.com/south-africas-digital-leap-smart-ids-poised-to-replace-the-green-id-book/) - South Africa is embarking on a transformative journey to replace the traditional green ID book with a new smart identity system. President Ramaphosa announced during his 2025 State of the Nation Address on 6 February that enhanced digital public infrastructure will eventually render the old green ID obsolete. This initiative marks the beginning of a
- [Digital Public Infrastructure in Kenya: Pesalink and Data Protection Act](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-in-kenya-pesalink-and-data-protection-act/) - With payment systems like PesaLink and regulations like the Data Protection Act, Kenya has one of Africa's most robust digital public infrastructures.
- [Ghana's Digital Leap: Digital Public Infrastructure vs. Data Privacy Gaps](https://dpi.africa.com/ghanas-digital-leap-digital-public-infrastructure-vs-data-privacy-gaps/) - In the heart of West Africa, Ghana is undergoing a digital renaissance, transforming how citizens interact with technology. From the bustling streets of Accra to the serene landscapes of Tamale, digital platforms are reshaping daily life. Yet, as the nation races towards a tech-driven future, a pressing question emerges: Are data privacy and security keeping
- [Anambra's Bold Move Towards a Digital-First Economy](https://dpi.africa.com/anambras-bold-move-towards-a-digital-first-economy/) - Anambra State is stepping up its game in digital governance and revenue automation! On January 27, 2025, the Anambra State ICT Agency and the Anambra Internal Revenue Service (AIRS) actively participated in the Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) and Intelligent Revenue Authority (IRA) Validation Workshop in Abuja. Hosted by the Nigeria Governors’ Forum (NGF), the event
- [Revolutionizing Kenya's Financial Landscape: The Future of Instant Payments](https://dpi.africa.com/revolutionizing-kenyas-financial-landscape-the-future-of-instant-payments/) - Imagine a Kenya where every financial transaction—be it buying groceries in Nairobi or sending money to family in Mombasa—happens instantly, securely, and inclusively. This vision is rapidly becoming a reality as Kenya embarks on a transformative journey to revolutionize its payment systems. The Digital Payment Surge Kenya has long been a pioneer in digital finance,
- [Kenya's Digital Public Infrastructure: Policies and Strategies Driving Growth](https://dpi.africa.com/kenyas-digital-public-infrastructure-policies-and-strategies-driving-growth/) - Explore Kenya's digital public infrastructure strategies driving innovation, economic growth, and equitable access to technology.
- [Unlocking the Doors to Prosperity: How Financial Inclusion Can Transform Central Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/unlocking-the-doors-to-prosperity-how-financial-inclusion-can-transform-central-africa/) - “Imagine living in a world where simple transactions like paying school fees or buying groceries are out of reach for millions of people—not because they lack money, but because they lack access. For many in Central Africa, this is not a story of the past; it’s their daily reality.” In the heart of Africa, the
- [People, Partnerships and Progress: The 3Ps Steering the Global DPI Movement](https://dpi.africa.com/people-partnerships-and-progress-the-3ps-steering-the-global-dpi-movement/) - Dwayne Carruthers, Digital Transformation Communications & Advocacy Manager, United Nations Development Programme Daniel Amewor, Head of Communications, Centre for Digital Public Infrastructure Digital public infrastructure (DPI) is a force multiplier today, enabling countries to deliver a range of services at scale. However a few years ago, it was still an emerging concept for much of
- [Building Inclusive Digital Highways: Bridging Gender Gaps in Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/building-inclusive-digital-highways-bridging-gender-gaps-in-digital-public-infrastructure/) - Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is the cornerstone of modern governance, offering the potential to transform public service delivery and fast-track the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Yet, this transformative power hinges on a critical question: Will DPI serve all citizens equally—or will it replicate the inequalities of the physical world in the digital realm?
- [Unlocking Africa’s Economic Future: How Digital Infrastructure Can Empower Women and Drive Growth](https://dpi.africa.com/unlocking-africas-economic-future-how-digital-infrastructure-can-empower-women-and-drive-growth/) - While Africa has seen impressive growth in digital financial services that have empowered millions to save, borrow, and engage in economic activities, a glaring truth remains: for many women, this revolution remains just out of reach. Despite the digital transformation, only 37% of women in sub-Saharan Africa have access to a bank account, compared to
- [Africa's Instant Payment Revolution: A $1 Trillion Milestone and the Road Ahead](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-instant-payment-revolution-a-1-trillion-milestone-and-the-road-ahead/) - As Africa accelerates its journey towards robust digital public infrastructure (DPI), instant payment systems (IPS) have emerged as a game-changer, driving a dramatic 37% growth in transaction volumes over the past five years. This evolution represents over $1 trillion in processed payments—a testament to the continent's digital transformation. This rising wave of IPS adoption is
- [Building Bridges: How Digital Public Infrastructure is Shaping Africa’s Future](https://dpi.africa.com/building-bridges-how-digital-public-infrastructure-is-shaping-africas-future/) - The term Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is transforming from development jargon to a global buzzword. At its heart, DPI is about creating powerful, interconnected systems that include digital identity, digital payments, and data exchange—with mechanisms to ensure citizens can control and consent to the use of their data. When these elements work in harmony, backed
- [The Digital Leap: How Africa Can Build Inclusive and Resilient Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/the-digital-leap-how-africa-can-build-inclusive-and-resilient-digital-public-infrastructure/) - In a world where technology is reshaping societies at breakneck speed, Africa finds itself at a pivotal crossroads. The continent, brimming with a youthful, vibrant population and expanding internet connectivity, holds immense potential to drive socio-economic growth through digital transformation. At the core of this evolution lies Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI)—a game-changer in enabling citizens
- [Unlocking the Future of Taxation: How Digital Public Infrastructure Can Revolutionize Compliance](https://dpi.africa.com/unlocking-the-future-of-taxation-how-digital-public-infrastructure-can-revolutionize-compliance/) - Imagine a world where paying taxes is simple, seamless, and efficient—no more mountains of paperwork, no more confusion. Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is poised to make this vision a reality. By leveraging scalable, interoperable, and inclusive technologies, governments can create smarter systems that benefit both citizens and economies. But what does this mean in practice?
- [Africa’s Digital Leap: How DPI Can Transform Economies and Empower Communities](https://dpi.africa.com/africas-digital-leap-how-dpi-can-transform-economies-and-empower-communities/) - Imagine a world where instant payments fuel thriving small businesses, seamless cross-border trade boosts economies, and data transforms policymaking into a science. For Africa, this isn’t just a vision—it’s a revolution waiting to unfold. Enter Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI): the foundation for building smarter, more inclusive, and resilient economies. From digital identities to payment systems
- [Driving Africa’s Digital Future: The Role of Safety and Interoperability in Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/driving-africas-digital-future-the-role-of-safety-and-interoperability-in-digital-public-infrastructure/) - In a rapidly digitizing world, Africa stands at the cusp of a digital transformation that could redefine its economic landscape. The key? Developing secure, interoperable, and trusted Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) to accelerate cross-border trade and unlock unprecedented opportunities for growth. Veronica Nduva, Secretary General of the East African Community (EAC), and Eng. Daniel Murenzi,
- [Nigeria: Building the Future of Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/nigeria-building-the-future-of-digital-public-infrastructure/) - Insights from Nigeria's DPI Journey Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) plays a vital role in enabling access to essential services and fostering economic growth across the globe. For Africa, DPI offers transformative potential, ensuring inclusive digital access and strengthening the region's competitiveness in the global economy. Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, stands at the forefront of
- [DPI: Africa's Digital Leap Forward?](https://dpi.africa.com/dpi-africas-digital-leap-forward/) - The digital revolution is here, and Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) is fast becoming the cornerstone of inclusive, cost-effective development worldwide. For Africa, DPI holds transformative potential to accelerate digital transformation, bridging gaps and enabling innovative solutions for millions. But as South Africa prepares to take the G20 Presidency, a critical question arises: what role should
- [Transforming Digital Payments in Nigeria](https://dpi.africa.com/transforming-digital-payments-in-nigeria/) - Introduced in 2012, NIBSS Instant Payment (NIP) is Nigeria's foremost digital payment infrastructure. It is managed by the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System (NIBSS), which was founded in 1993 and is jointly owned by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and licensed banks in the country. The NIP system operates around the clock, providing an account-based,
- [Unlocking the Potential of Digital Public Infrastructure for Tax Administration in Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/unlocking-the-potential-of-digital-public-infrastructure-for-tax-administration-in-africa/)
- [Reshaping Africa's Future: The Digital Transformation of Public Services](https://dpi.africa.com/reshaping-africas-future-the-digital-transformation-of-public-services/) - In this exciting episode of the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation podcast, we explore the game-changing potential of digital transformation in reshaping public service delivery across Africa. Join hosts Ofovwe Aig-Imoukhuede and Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede as they sit down with Dr. Bosun Tijani, Nigeria's Honourable Minister of Communications, Innovation, and Digital Economy. Together, they delve into Nigeria's bold journey
- [Why Safe and Secure Digital Public Infrastructure is Crucial for Africa's Future](https://dpi.africa.com/why-safe-and-secure-digital-public-infrastructure-is-crucial-for-africas-future/) - Digital public infrastructure (DPI) isn’t just a tool – it’s a game changer for Africa. Here’s why: Fueling Economic Growth & Inclusion: DPI is key to accelerating economic progress, fostering social inclusion, and ensuring efficient service delivery across the continent. Trust & Security: A successful DPI system hinges on trust, security, and seamless interoperability –
- [DPI Approach in Public Health in Mozambique](https://dpi.africa.com/dpi-approach-in-public-health-in-mozambique/) - SALAMA • DIGIT Health DPI: A Case Study: In 2023, Mozambique’s Ministry of Health (MISAU) deployed the DPI approach for public health services in partnership with the eGov Foundation. Malaria remains a major public health concern in sub-Saharan Africa. DIGIT Health DPI, locally named as Salama, was deployed to improve the efficiency of bed net
- [Nigeria’s Progress in Digital Public Infrastructure: A Conversation with Joy Ajoluchipu](https://dpi.africa.com/nigerias-progress-in-digital-public-infrastructure-a-conversation-with-joy-ajoluchipu/) - Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) plays a vital role in enabling access to essential services and fostering economic growth across the globe. For Africa, DPI offers transformative potential, ensuring inclusive digital access and strengthening the region's competitiveness in the global economy. Nigeria, Africa's most populous nation, stands at the forefront of this digital revolution. In a
- [Tanzania's Digital Transformation: The Foundation of a 10-Year Economic Strategy](https://dpi.africa.com/tanzanias-digital-transformation-the-foundation-of-a-10-year-economic-strategy/) - The Tanzania Technology Stack forms the foundation for the country's 10-year Digital Economy Strategy Framework, launched on July 29, 2024, by President Samia Suluhu Hassan. This technology stack includes key platforms like Jamii Namba (digital ID), Jamii Malipo (digital payments), and Jamii Data Shirikishi (Jamii X-Change). These platforms work in tandem with four essential sublayers—consent,
- [The Transformative Power of Digital Public Infrastructure in Africa: Shaping a Connected Future](https://dpi.africa.com/the-transformative-power-of-digital-public-infrastructure-in-africa-shaping-a-connected-future/) - As Africa embraces the digital age, Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has emerged as a powerful tool for promoting inclusion, driving innovation, and fostering sustainable development. Leaders from across the continent gathered at the Global DPI Summit in Cairo to explore how DPI is reshaping the digital landscape and creating new opportunities. Central to these discussions
- [Digital Public Infrastructure in Kenya: Digital Literacy Programme and Konza Technopolis](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-in-kenya-digital-literacy-programme-and-konza-technopolis/) - Discover how Kenya’s Digital Literacy Programme is empowering students with digital skills and how Konza Technopolis is driving economic growth in the country.
- [Building Africa’s Digital Future: A Blueprint for Accelerating Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/building-africas-digital-future-a-blueprint-for-accelerating-digital-public-infrastructure/) - The African continent is at a pivotal moment in its digital transformation journey. At a recent panel discussion, leading experts from across Africa and global organizations delved into the feasibility and application of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Africa. The conversation centered on building an African DPI blueprint to catalyze inclusive growth, regional integration, and
- [Digital Public Infrastructure in Kenya: National Optic Fibre Backbone Infrastructure and e-Citizen](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-in-kenya-national-optic-fibre-backbone-infrastructure-and-e-citizen/) - Explore how Kenya's National Optic Fibre Backbone Infrastructure (NOFBI) and e-Citizen platform are transforming connectivity, public service delivery, and more.
- [Building DPI in Africa: Insights from Emmanuel Khisa on Zambia’s Progress and the Path Ahead](https://dpi.africa.com/building-dpi-in-africa-insights-from-emmanuel-khisa-on-zambias-progress-and-the-path-ahead/) - In recent years, the importance of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) has become increasingly apparent as African nations strive to leverage technology to drive economic development and improve the lives of their citizens. At the forefront of this movement is Emmanuel Khisa, Africa Director for the Centre for Digital Public Infrastructure (CDPI), a pro bono tech
- [Dr. Baltazar Candrinho: Leading Mozambique's Fight Against Malaria Through Innovation](https://dpi.africa.com/dr-baltazar-candrinho-leading-mozambiques-fight-against-malaria-through-innovation/) - In an exclusive insight shared by Dr. Baltazar Candrinho, Director of Mozambique's National Malaria Control Program, Mozambique is taking significant strides in the realm of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI), particularly within the health sector. As Dr. Candrinho outlines, Mozambique is actively digitizing health information systems to streamline both routine operations and the execution of large-scale
- [DPI Brewed in an African Pot - Shaping Digital Futures Across Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/dpi-brewed-in-an-african-pot-shaping-digital-futures-across-africa/) - This article explores the key insights from the "DPI Brewed in an African Pot" session at the Global DPI Summit, focusing on how African nations are adopting and customizing Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) to suit their unique contexts. It highlights the importance of locally tailored solutions, the role of regional innovation, and strategies to bridge
- [H.E. Wamkele Mene: The Challenges and Opportunities Ahead](https://dpi.africa.com/h-e-wamkele-mene-the-challenges-and-opportunities-ahead/) - At the recent Global DPI Summit in Cairo, Egypt, Africa.com caught up with Wamkele Mene, Secretary-General of the African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA). In this impromptu interview, Mene shared valuable insights into the challenges and progress surrounding the implementation of the AfCFTA digital trade protocol. Based on this conversation, we have written the following
- [Global DPI Summit: Africa Leading the Charge in Digital Public Infrastructure Transformation](https://dpi.africa.com/global-dpi-summit-africa-leading-the-charge-in-digital-public-infrastructure-transformation/) - Paving the Path to Sustainable Development The Global DPI Summit, held from October 1-3, 2024, brought together representatives from over 100 countries, creating a rich platform for dialogue, knowledge exchange, and collaboration across government, private industry, and civil society. The focus was clear: harnessing the power of safe, inclusive, and resilient DPI to accelerate progress
- [Kenya’s Digital Public Infrastructure: Paving the Way for Socio-Economic Transformation](https://dpi.africa.com/kenyas-digital-public-infrastructure-an-overview/) - Kenya has emerged as a leader in the adoption of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) in Africa. By integrating technology into key public services, the country is accelerating socio-economic growth and improving access to essential services. This article provides an overview of Kenya’s digital public infrastructure landscape and the key elements shaping it. Digital Identity Systems
- [Digital Public Infrastructure in Kenya: The Impact of M-Pesa and Huduma Namba](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-public-infrastructure-in-kenya-the-impact-of-m-pesa-and-huduma-namba/) - In this article, we explore the impact of Digital Public Infrastructure in Kenya through the lens of Huduma Namba & M-Pesa.
- [Foundations of Longevity: Crafting a Resilient Connectivity Ecosystem](https://dpi.africa.com/foundations-of-longevity-crafting-a-resilient-connectivity-ecosystem/) - BCX, a leading South African ICT company, has successfully completed a multi-million Rand, three-year transformation of its core network infrastructure, significantly strengthening the country's digital economy. This article showcases how BCX tackled the challenges of outdated infrastructure to provide businesses with the agility, reliability, and scalability essential for thriving in a cloud-first environment. Bob Lafite
- [The Digital Banking Revolution in Africa: Somalia’s Transformative Journey](https://dpi.africa.com/the-digital-banking-revolution-in-africa-somalias-transformative-journey/) - In recent years, Africa has witnessed a rapid advancement in digital banking, reshaping the continent’s financial landscape. Somalia is a remarkable example, where East Africa’s Salaam Bank, in collaboration with Paymentology, has launched a co-branded tokenised tap-to-pay digital companion card and a physical card for its Waafi mobile money app users. This innovative move, a first for
- [Empowering Female Innovators: AU Celebrates Technology-Driven Education Transformation in Africa](https://dpi.africa.com/empowering-female-innovators-au-celebrates-technology-driven-education-transformation-in-africa/) - The information summarized is sourced from the article titled "AU recognises female innovators using technology to transform the education sector in Africa," published on August 6, 2024. The article details the achievements of female innovators recognized by the AU through its Continental Education Strategy for Africa (CESA) and the Innovating Education Expo in Africa. The
- [The Rise of Fintech in Africa: Enhancing Financial Access and Inclusion](https://dpi.africa.com/the-rise-of-fintech-in-africa-enhancing-financial-access-and-inclusion/) - The African continent is undergoing a financial revolution, driven by the widespread adoption of mobile phones among its young, tech-savvy population. This shift is primarily due to the growth of fintech (financial technology), which has dramatically improved financial inclusion by providing accessible and affordable financial services through mobile devices. Key Developments and Impacts: Widespread Adoption
- [The Role of Digital Public Infrastructure in Ghana’s Startup Ecosystem](https://dpi.africa.com/the-role-of-digital-public-infrastructure-in-ghanas-startup-ecosystem/) - The current state of the startup ecosystem in Ghana. The outdooring of Ghanaian start-ups started much more actively from 2008 when the Meltwater Entrepreneurial School of Technology launched Since that time, more start-ups, specifically around have launched, according to the Ghana Innovation Journal report on the state of the Start-up ecosystem (2022). Most of them
- [Connecting Communities: The Social and Economic Impact of Digital Public Infrastructure in Rural Ghana](https://dpi.africa.com/connecting-communities-the-social-and-economic-impact-of-digital-public-infrastructure-in-rural-ghana/) - Focus:Investigate the social and economic impacts of DPI on rural communities in Ghana. Highlight how improved digital connectivity and access to digital services are transforming lives and boosting economic activities. Key Points:Overview of digital connectivity initiatives in rural areas.Impact on education, healthcare, and local businesses.Personal stories of individuals benefiting from DPI.Analysis of challenges and recommendations
- [Innovating Digital Financial Systems in Africa: Fintech Pioneers Lead the Way](https://dpi.africa.com/innovating-digital-financial-systems-in-africa-fintech-pioneers-lead-the-way/) - As consumer needs evolve, fintech companies are at the forefront of delivering solutions that not only meet but also exceed expectations. From streamlining international money transfers to empowering wealth creation and enabling financial inclusion across Africa, these pioneers are demonstrating how technology can bridge gaps and transform lives. Simplified and Automated International Money Transfers According
- [Accelerating Africa's Digital Transformation: The Impact and Importance of Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/accelerating-africas-digital-transformation-the-impact-and-importance-of-digital-public-infrastructure/) - The rapid growth of digital infrastructure in Africa underscores the importance and potential impact of Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) across the continent. Between 2019 and 2022, over 160 million Africans gained broadband internet access, highlighting the significant strides made in improving connectivity. This period saw a 115 percent increase in internet users in Sub-Saharan Africa
- [Digital Education in Africa: Empowering the Future through Digital Public Infrastructure](https://dpi.africa.com/digital-education-in-africa-empowering-the-future-through-digital-public-infrastructure/) - The Role of Digital Education in Africa Digital education leverages technology to provide learning opportunities that are accessible, engaging, and effective. It includes online courses, digital textbooks, e-learning platforms, and interactive educational tools that make learning more flexible and inclusive. For a continent like Africa, where educational disparities and infrastructure challenges are prevalent, digital education
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