According to TechMoran, while cybersecurity firms are using Artificial Intelligence (AI) to improve threat detection, cybercriminals are also employing AI for automated phishing and malware attacks. A survey indicates that 43% of organizations believe hackers are utilizing AI-driven techniques to enhance their effectiveness. To mitigate these threats, companies are encouraged to implement AI-powered platforms instead of relying on isolated solutions.

The author shares a personal experience of how mobile gaming, particularly through a betting app introduced by their cousin Marcus, shifted their perspective on sports apps. This revelation occurred last month, leading to a newfound interest in the intersection of gaming and sports betting.

Digital technology and the presence of global sports stars are significantly contributing to the growth of Uganda's sports betting industry. Millions of Ugandans are increasingly using their phones to engage in sports betting, moving away from traditional brick-and-mortar bookmakers. This shift reflects a broader trend in how sports betting is evolving in the country.

ESET Research has published its latest Threat Report, highlighting key cyber risks for Kenya, including deepfake scams and AI co-generated malware. The report summarizes threat trends observed in ESET telemetry and analyzed by the organization.

Kenya's insurance industry is increasingly turning to artificial intelligence to enhance efficiency, minimize losses, and broaden coverage in a market with low uptake. This trend was highlighted at the InsurTech Forum Nairobi 2026, where industry executives and technology leaders discussed the future of transformation in the sector.

According to The Citizen, the transition to smartphones has significantly changed the way fans in Mzansi engage in sports betting, making it more accessible and visible. This shift reflects broader trends in technology and consumer behavior in the sports betting industry.