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How KA-DAH is Ensuring Digital Inclusion by Opening Smartphones to the Visually Impaired

South African startup Oplene Group is drawing international attention with KA-DAH, a new assistive device that allows people with visual impairments to use smartphones without touching the screen. “Using hardware,…

Standing Out as a Creative in the Age of Generative AI

The Prompt Engineer vs The True Creative: What Sets Them Apart?

AI in Africa: How Yamify’s Launches to Put African Developers at the Heart of the AI Boom

Killing Creative Block with AI (Without Killing Creativity)

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AI in Africa: South Africa’s Fintura Bets on AI to Fix Accounting Gaps in Africa

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Africa Rising: Kenya’s Tech Firm, Qhala Pioneers Africa’s Digital Leap Amid Global Tech Race

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