Artificial intelligence (AI)

AI gives Malawi nurses an early warning

Malawi hospitals are using the IMPALA AI monitoring system to warn nurses before sick babies and children become critically ill.

Rotten tomatoes led Shifra to AI farming award

Ugandan innovator Shifra Ainomugisha won a top Commonwealth youth award for using AI and solar power to help farmers save food.

South Africa’s grocery war moves from speed to AI

Pick n Pay and Checkers are now using AI shopping assistants to keep customers inside their apps and make grocery shopping easier.

AI helps unlock Botswana’s hidden copper clues

Botswana Minerals says AI has turned 50 years of old drilling records into a fresh copper hunt under the Kalahari.

Mauritius trains 50,000 for AI future

Mauritius will train 50,000 people in AI while putting the technology into schools, hospitals, licensing, finance and government services.

How an AI tool is tracking Ebola’s real spread

An AI tool is helping to work out the real spread of the latest Ebola outbreak in the DRC before official case numbers catch up.

Sars unleashes AI on tax cheats

Sars says artificial intelligence has already helped block more than R100-million in improper payments as it prepares to use smarter tools this filing season.

Gauteng plans AI classrooms to stop school violence

Gauteng education leader Lebogang Maile wants to put smart artificial intelligence cameras inside classrooms to stop bad behaviour and protect teachers from school violence.

Download Siza Khula from the Play Store for free money help

Siza Khula is now available as a free app on the Google Play Store making it even easier for South Africans to get practical money help. 

Home affairs chops bosses for fake AI policy research

The Department of Home Affairs has suspended two senior bosses after they used fake AI research in a major new policy document on immigration rules.

Graduates face unemployment without artificial intelligence skills

More than half of young people cannot find work because companies say school leavers and graduates lack the practical skills needed to use new technology.

KwaZulu-Natal deploys thousands of officers for Easter traffic

KwaZulu-Natal has deployed more than 3,400 officers and stepped up roadblocks and checks to reduce accidents during the busy Easter holiday.

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