South African technology distributor Rectron has expanded its product range to include server cabinets, according to a report from htxt.africa. The publication describes Rectron as a favourite tech distributor that is now offering more products than ever before. The move positions the company as a broader supplier for businesses and IT professionals seeking server infrastructure equipment alongside its existing catalogue of technology products.

E-Bus Xpress has introduced a smart mobility solution for school transport in Uganda called "Cashless School Days." Kololo Senior Secondary School is the first institution to implement this initiative, which features electric buses and a wristband payment system.

Nigerian mobility company Drive45 Mobility has secured a $3 million senior debt facility from TLG Capital to expand its vehicle fleet and grow its presence in the country's corporate transportation market, according to TechMoran. The Lagos-based firm, founded in 2021, operates more than 170 vehicles and provides transportation services to local and international businesses.

Busitema University has acquired a fully electric Kayoola bus from Kiira Motors, following in the footsteps of Makerere University. This move is part of the institution's commitment to adopting homegrown green mobility solutions, promoting sustainable transportation options.

South African pharmacy retailer Clicks is switching part of its distribution fleet to electric trucks in a bid to reduce operating costs. According to TimesLIVE, the move to electric vehicles is expected to cut the company's fuel costs by up to R25 million a year. The shift forms part of the retailer's efforts to make its distribution operations more cost-efficient.

Kyambogo University has announced the procurement of tuk-tuks to improve mobility for students with disabilities, emphasizing its commitment to inclusive education. Vice Chancellor Prof. Eli Katunguka highlighted that this initiative aims to ensure equitable access to campus facilities for all students.