MGX Research Nigeria outlines new era of African innovation

MGX Research Nigeria has outlined a new era of innovation across Africa. The announcement highlights emerging opportunities in the continent's technological landscape.

MGX Research Nigeria, a key player in research and development, has announced a vision for a new era of African innovation. This outline comes at a time when the continent is increasingly focusing on homegrown technological advancements.

The initiative emphasizes the potential for Africa to lead in innovation, drawing on local expertise and global partnerships. While specific details of the program remain forthcoming, it signals a shift towards sustainable development through research.

This development aligns with broader trends in Nigeria's push for technological self-reliance. Industry observers note that such efforts could bolster economic growth and position Africa competitively on the global stage.

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Media Trust Group executives launching Project Evolution, West Africa's pioneering AI-powered newsroom, amid a high-tech digital newsroom scene.
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Media Trust Group ya ƙaddamar da Project Evolution, dakin labarai na AI na farko a Yammacin Afirka

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A ranar Laraba, Media Trust Group, mai mallakar Daily Trust, Weekend Trust, Aminiya, Trust TV da Trust Radio, ya ƙaddamar da Digital Newsroom dinsa na Project Evolution, wanda aka yi masa suna na farkon dakin labarai mai amfani da AI a Yammacin Afrika.

The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has introduced the FutureMakers initiative aimed at fostering long-term innovation among young Nigerians. This program seeks to build capacity and drive sustainable technological advancements in the country.

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Nigeria witnesses a surge in fresh investments within its oil and gas industry. This positive trend highlights growing interest from international players. Discussions at Davos 2026 underscore a rethinking of opportunities in the country.

The Nigerian stock market has reached a capitalization of N100 trillion, driven by reforms and collaboration. This milestone highlights strong performance in 2025 for the nation's financial markets.

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Mastercard has increased its acceptance network in Africa by 45% this year, boosting digital payments and financial inclusion for millions of consumers and small businesses. This growth highlights the company's investments in new markets, product innovations, and SME support across the continent. The expansion supports Africa's projected $1.5 trillion digital payments market by 2030.

Project ECHO at the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center has launched a new initiative to bolster collaborative disease surveillance across seven African countries. Funded by a two-year, $2.2 million grant from the Gates Foundation, the project aims to enhance outbreak detection and response while building more resilient health systems. It supports health ministries and public health institutes through knowledge exchange and training.

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Ethiopia's artificial intelligence ecosystem has evolved from a fringe experiment to a slowly expanding frontier. It is spearheaded by pioneering tech firms and endorsed at the highest levels of government. However, the sector struggles with structural constraints, talent gaps, and market fragility.

 

 

 

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