businessSourceAfDB and PIDG Partner to Mobilize $2 Trillion for Africa's GrowthAfDB and PIDG partner to mobilize $2 trillion for Africa's infrastructure development.Devicourse1m0Source: Devicourse
healthSourceTransforming African Healthcare with AI: A Look at Emerging StartupEden Care plans to offer free telemedicine services, reducing costs and enhancing healthcare accessibility in Africa.African Association of Entrepreneurs1m1Source: African Association of Entrepreneurs
healthSource8 startups using tech to transform healthcare in sub-Saharan AfricaHelium Health offers an online platform for managing electronic medical records, aiding hospitals and clinics in emerging markets.CIO1m1Source: CIO
healthSource5 Leading Healthcare Startups Leveraging AI To Solve Healthcare Challenges In AfricaZipline uses AI-driven drones to deliver medical supplies to remote areas in Rwanda and Ghana, enhancing healthcare accessibility.Care City Media1m0Source: Care City Media
healthSourceThe African AI healthtech firms saving lives and attracting investorsSouth African firm Envisionit Deep AI's RADIFY platform uses AI to rapidly detect critical lung findings, addressing diagnostic shortages.African Business1m0Source: African Business
healthSourceArtificial Intelligence for Public Health Surveillance in Africa: Applications and OpportunitiesAI offers transformative opportunities for enhancing public health surveillance in Africa, improving disease detection and resource allocation.arXiv1m0Source: arXiv
healthSourceFive African healthtech startups to watchNigerian healthtech startup Clafiya offers a virtual primary healthcare center, collaborating with various professionals to enhance care.Connecting Africa1m0Source: Connecting Africa
healthSourceFive African healthtech startups using top 2025 trendsAfrican healthtech startups are leveraging trends like mobile-first telemedicine, AI diagnostics, and 3D printing to transform healthcare.Connecting Africa1m0Source: Connecting Africa
technologySourceCan AI help Africa close the development gap?AI has the potential to bridge Africa's development gaps by addressing challenges in sectors like healthcare, agriculture, and education.Financial Times1m0Source: Financial Times