Rwanda’s President Paul Kagame will co-chair the newly launched AI for Good Global Commission, which aims to guide the future of artificial intelligence development. This initiative reflects Africa's increasing ambition to influence global technology policy rather than merely adapt to it. The commission includes participation from various governments and corporations, marking a significant step for the continent in the realm of AI governance.

Technology services company TeKnowledge is expanding its operations in Rwanda by introducing services in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and digital skills development. This move aims to enhance technological capabilities in the region.

Kenya is considering a partnership with Anthropic to leverage artificial intelligence in tackling national development issues, particularly in health, education, and food security. This initiative follows discussions led by the Special Envoy on AI, aiming to explore innovative solutions for the country's challenges.

East Africa's largest artificial intelligence summit commenced in Nairobi, bringing together over 400 senior policymakers, technology executives, and international institutions. The event aims to unify fragmented digital initiatives into a cohesive strategy for AI governance and infrastructure development. The Inclusive AI Everything Summit is part of the three-day AI Everything Kenya × GITEX Kenya event held at the Sarit Expo Centre.

Rwanda's digital government platform is transforming how citizens access public services, but its effectiveness depends on enhancing citizens' digital skills and improving bureaucratic processes, according to The Chanzo.

The AI Everything Kenya × GITEX Kenya summit concluded in Nairobi, focusing on the challenges facing Africa's AI ambitions, including public trust, startup capital, and intellectual property frameworks. The event, which took place at the Kenyatta International Convention Centre, brought together technology executives, government officials, venture investors, and international institutions, attracting over 280 participants.