The spiralling trend of identity-related fraud in Africa, perpetrated mostly through national ID documents, portends great dangers for Africa’s lofty plans of leveraging its digital economy to meet crucial socio-economic development goals.
This warning is contained in a 64-page report released this week by Smile ID, a digital ID verification services firm headquartered in Lagos. Attacks against organizations deploying biometrics, however, are far less likely to succeed.
Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh has said that digital transformation in 2024 will focus on
In the face of a rapidly evolving digital frontier, African economies can either seize the opportunities
AI is one of the trends that will change regulations governing the digital economy. The
China will further strengthen cooperation with Ethiopia in the areas of Digital Economy and Green
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