Thoughts, updates, and practical guides from the team working to bridge Zambia's digital divide — one learner at a time.
UNDP and the GSMA have announced a strategic partnership to strengthen Africa's AI ecosystem — pairing the mobile industry's networks with UNDP innovation platforms to deploy African-led solutions, including AI built for African languages.
Kansanshi Mining PLC donated 165 computers to schools and Copperbelt University, coinciding with the second Kansanshi Education AI Hackathon — 105 pupils from 21 schools building real AI solutions for mining and community problems.
Zambia has launched a National Public Key Infrastructure. Most people will hear the name and shrug. Here's what it actually is, why it matters, and how it will quietly change the way you use the internet.
Zambia has launched the National Public Key Infrastructure (NPKI) — a national framework for verifying digital identities, authenticating electronic documents, and protecting online transactions. Here's what it means and why it matters.
The 2026 KOAFEC Ministerial Conference takes place 8–11 September in Seoul, with ministers expected to adopt a new action plan for Korea-Africa cooperation across AI, digital transformation, infrastructure, energy, and human capital.
Sinazongwe Town Council has received high-speed internet, communication systems, computers, and solar equipment from the e-Government Division of SMART Zambia Institute — a milestone in Zambia's Government Wide Area Network programme.
Zambia is moving its relationship with Finland toward greater cooperation in trade, investment, innovation, technology, and skills development — with Aalto University, Maria 01, Nokia, and Airtel already involved.
Airtel Africa has become the first operator on the continent to commercially launch Starlink Mobile, with the DRC leading the rollout. Here's what the partnership means for connectivity beyond traditional coverage.
AI agents are moving from hype to hands-on. Here's what they actually are, what they can realistically do for a Zambian business today, and how to start small without overextending your team.
Zanaco and the SMART Zambia Institute met on 10 August to strengthen cooperation on digital infrastructure, innovation, and expanding access to technology. Here's what the partnership means for Zambia.
ZICTA has issued its 2026 Call for Abstracts, opening the door for researchers, innovators, and academics to contribute evidence-based work to Zambia's ICT sector. Here's why this matters — and how to respond.
Lupiya Financial Services celebrated its 10th anniversary on 24 July 2026, reflecting on a decade of digital lending, K4.2 billion disbursed, and a bold Pan-African vision powered by AI.
Zambia's Kezias Kazuba Mwale has been elected Secretary-General of the ATU for the 2027–2031 term, beating candidates from four other African nations. Here's what his win means for Zambia's role in Africa's digital future.
Malawi just validated its first national AI Readiness Assessment with UNESCO. Here are the four lessons Zambia can take from a neighbouring country's approach to ethical, inclusive AI adoption.
A Lagos panel of founders, investors, and creators agreed on what will power Africa's next billion-dollar companies. Here are the five lessons every African digital entrepreneur should take to heart.
Team Zambia reached the global finals of the 2026 AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, competing against nearly 50 countries. Here's what happened — and why it matters for Zambia's AI future.
We're bringing hands-on AI literacy workshops to secondary schools across Lusaka — at no cost. Here's what the pilot covers, who's eligible, and how your school can participate.
AI is reshaping how we work, learn, and live. Here's what AI literacy actually means, why it matters for Zambia's future, and how we're working to make it accessible to everyone.
From bare classroom to fully functional digital lab. A behind-the-scenes look at our process — planning, equipment, installation, and the moment students sat down at their new workstations.
The workplace is changing fast. From AI-assisted productivity to basic data literacy — these are the skills that will set you apart in Zambia's evolving job market.
We're thrilled to welcome five new partner schools to our digital literacy programme. Together we'll train over 500 students and 30 teachers in the next academic term.
An honest look at the state of educational technology in Zambia — the progress made, the gaps that remain, and what it will take to give every learner access to digital tools.
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