The questions every board should ask before approving any AI tool
By Chisom Obiudo Boards often ask the wrong first question when considering an AI tool: Does it work? A product...
African quantity surveyors call for AI, digital tools to transform construction sector
Quantity surveying professionals from across Africa have called for the accelerated adoption of artificial intelligence (AI), Building Information Modelling (BIM)...
AWS hackathon showcases Namibia’s next generation of cloud talent
The AWS User Group Windhoek has showcased Namibia's emerging cloud computing talent after hosting a hackathon that challenged students to...
More than 500,000 cyber vulnerabilities detected in Namibia in three months
More than 500,000 cyber vulnerabilities were detected across Namibia between April and June 2026, as cyber events surged by 56.7%,...
Your AI policy is more than an IT document: It is a board accountability instrument
BY Chisom Obiudo Ask to see your organisation's AI policy and observe where the request is directed. In many organisations,...
Namibia’s First Legal AI Platform: Murphy’s Law
Murphy’s Law famously holds that anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. Namibia’s newest legal AI platform was named...
Namibia’s state visit to China: A defining moment to accelerate the nation’s AI future
By Dr Etuna Simon The recent State Visit to China by the Minister of Education, Innovation, Youth, Sport, Arts and...
MTC accelerates retail expansion with 40th outlet, plans further nationwide rollout
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) has accelerated its nationwide retail expansion with the opening of its 40th customer service outlet in...
QS Quo Vadis? Technology, transformation and tomorrow
By Matthew Ngulube & Frikkie Jordaan "Quo Vadis?"—Latin for "Where are you going?"—is a question that has never been more...
CRAN orders independent testing of MTC data depletion complaints
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has ordered an independent technical investigation into widespread consumer complaints over rapid mobile...