Faustine Ngila

2 weeks ago | afcacia.io | Faustine Ngila

In the span of just three months, a resurgent wave of American protectionism has redrawn the map of global finance—and sent tremors through the digital corridors of the crypto world. With President Donald Trump back in the Oval Office and eager to fulfill campaign promises, the United States has levied the most aggressive tariff regime since the Great Depression.

3 weeks ago | afcacia.io | Faustine Ngila

A digital transformation is unfolding across Africa, with digital payments projected to add $1.5 trillion to the continent’s economy by 2030, according to a new report commissioned by Mastercard. The report, conducted by Genesis Analytics, signals a turning point for Africa’s financial ecosystem, where digital transactions are not just replacing cash but reshaping entire industries, unlocking new business opportunities, and accelerating financial inclusion.

3 weeks ago | nation.africa | Faustine Ngila

Amazon Web Services (AWS) has concluded a three-day in-person cloud computing training at the University of Nairobi (UoN), part of its broader effort to equip Africa’s next generation of tech talent with critical digital skills.  The initiative, held under the AWS Skills Center program, aims to close the continent’s technology skills gap and prepare young professionals for careers in cloud computing, artificial intelligence (AI), and big data.

2 months ago | afcacia.io | Faustine Ngila

When it comes to wearable AI, one of the biggest drawbacks has always been battery life. Many smart glasses on the market promise cutting-edge features, but they fail to deliver on longevity—leaving users frustrated with frequent charging breaks. Enter the Loomos AI Glasses, powered by SHARGE, a brand known for its expertise in charging solutions.

2 months ago | afcacia.io | Faustine Ngila

Artificial intelligence (AI) systems, increasingly embedded in sectors like healthcare, law enforcement, and education, are not the neutral tools they are often portrayed to be. Instead, they risk deepening racial inequalities on a global scale by replicating and amplifying historical biases. This occurs through several interconnected mechanisms, each compounding the marginalization of already vulnerable communities.