Author name: Wuraola Taiwo

Ethiopian Airlines Takes Flight with Africa’s First Electric Air Taxis

Ethiopian Airlines is charting a bold new course in African aviation with the launch of its electric air taxi service—the first of its kind on the continent. By embracing cutting-edge eVTOL technology, the airline is set to transform urban mobility, reduce emissions, and put Africa on the map for sustainable, sky-based transport innovation.

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What DRIF25 Reveals About Who Holds the Power—And Who Should

DRIF25 made one thing clear: Africa is not short on ideas or solutions. From the AU Data Policy Framework to community-led innovations like Safecity, we already have the tools and knowledge to shape a future where digital rights are protected, ethical AI is prioritised, and no one is left behind. What’s missing is the level of investment needed to scale these efforts.

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Intel Wrap – April 2025

This month focuses on the FBI-led ‘Operation Artemis’, the Phishing-as-a-Service Toolkit Dracula getting an AI Upgrade, Google including new security features for their browser, and WhatsApp introducing a new security feature for chats. FBI’s ‘Operation Red Card’ Targets Financially Motivated Sextortion Schemes The FBI, with partners from Canada, Australia, Nigeria, and the UK, conducted Operation

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Darkstream Dispatch Vol.1_SOGU

Confirmed Targeted Industries: 

Civil Society & Non-Profits, Aerospace & Defense, Agriculture, Automotive, Chemicals & Materials, Construction & Engineering, Education, Energy & Utilities, Financial Services, Government, Healthcare, Hospitality, Insurance, Legal & Professional Services, Manufacturing, Media & Entertainment, Oil & Gas, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, Technology, Telecomminocations, and Transportation.

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How AI is Shaping Africa’s Digital Governance

While Service-Wise GPT represents a significant step forward in digitizing Nigeria’s public sector, the introduction of AI assistants into government processes raises legitimate privacy concerns. The collection and analysis of sensitive data by AI systems could potentially lead to unauthorized access, data breaches, and misuse of personal information. Striking a balance between innovation and data protection will be crucial for this new development to improve service delivery.

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