Google has announced a renewed and expanded commitment to investing across Africa, emphasising digital infrastructure, skills ...

The continent shows immense potential for AI-driven economic growth, but research highlights a significant challenge.

Google has announced a big plan to teach 20,000 Nigerian women and youth important digital skills. They will also give a large grant of 1.2 billion naira $1.6 million to help the government create one ...

The program will empower 7,500 African SMEs with AI and digital trade skills to boost cross-border business growth. It aligns with AfCFTA goals to support MSMEs, women, youth, and marginalized groups ...

ABUJA, Aug 15 (Reuters) - Google plans to train 20,000 Nigerian women and youth in digital skills and provide a grant of 1.2 billion naira ($1.6 million) to help the government's create one million ...

Google & AfCFTA launch free training to equip thousands of African SMEs with AI and digital skills for cross-border trade ...

Google has launched a major new initiative aimed at closing Africa’s widening artificial intelligence (AI) skills gap and preparing the ...

Google is helping Africa take charge of the growing momentum of AI throughout the continent. Google has officially pledged $37 million to support Africa’s AI future, with investments spanning research ...

Thousands of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) across Africa, including Namibia, are set to benefit from a new programme aimed at equipping entrepreneurs with ...

African Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) to Receive Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Digital Trade Skills Through New Google and African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) Secretariat Programme ...

Training Tomorrow’s Workforce: South African youth gain in-demand skills in digital technology and clean energy through public-private partnerships, tackling unemployment and powering inclusive ...

For the best experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings. Senior Product Manager, Google's Research Group Sagar Savla (left) and Charles Murito ...