The digital payments landscape in Africa is evolving rapidly. As of 2025, Kenya and South Africa lead the continent, with 75.8% and 70.5% of adults, respectively, having made a digital payment in the past year. Close behind are Ghana (63.7%),…
In today’s interconnected digital economy, regulatory authorities and governments face increasing challenges in monitoring and governing telecommunications, fintech, and gambling sectors effectively. These industries generate vast amounts of data daily, but much of it remains siloed, limiting oversight, compliance enforcement,…
As we move through early 2025, the Regulatory Technology (RegTech) sector is already showing significant growth and innovation, transforming how governments and regulatory bodies handle compliance. Leveraging advanced technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, blockchain, and big data analytics, RegTech…
Discover how GVG's Big Data Solution is transforming the way businesses manage and analyze large volumes of data. In this episode, we explore the advantages of scalability, efficient data processing, and how customized solutions can drive business growth. If your…
“Data is at the center of the digital economy”. This statement was made by Global Voice Group’s CEO, James Claude, at the 4th edition of ANGOTIC, Angola’s International Information and Communication Technologies Forum. The event held in Luanda from 13…
In today's digitally interconnected world, the pervasive use of mobile devices has led to vast amounts of data being exchanged on telecommunication networks. This data, which includes mobile positioning data (MPD), holds immense potential to drive innovation and foster sustainable…
At the Africa Investment Forum 2023, experts recommended harnessing transformative technologies in Africa to stimulate economic growth. However, transformative technology requires transformative governance. Regulatory authorities therefore need to stay abreast of the industry’s technological developments to be able to fulfill…
Africa keeps on working towards the achievement of the sustainable development goals (SDGs). However, with only 15% of targets currently on track, the continent risks not achieving the 2030 agenda. The main hurdle to progress is the lack of finance.…
Africa loses approximately 88.6 billion USD annually due to illicit financial flows, according to a 2022 UNCTAD report. This sum is equivalent to 3.7% of the continent’s GDP. Examples of such flows include criminal activities like money laundering and terrorism…
The telecommunications sector is one of the pillars of the digital transformation in Africa. Its rapid expansion has led to a considerable increase in the number of devices and data-driven services, and therefore in the volume of data carried on…
