Digital Workforce Building In 2026 Noca By 2030, sub saharan africa is expected to generate 230 million digital jobs, driven by the rapid expansion of digital services. with the regional summit on digital transformation in west and central africa currently underway in cotonou, benin, we explore how countries can unlock this huge potential. Recognizing the efforts of the continent’s leadership to prioritize and accelerate digital transformation, and building on the vision of many african leaders, african countries are ready for a comprehensive digital transformation strategy to guide a common, coordinated response to reap the benefits of the fourth industrial revolution.
Digital Workforce Building In 2026 Noca From ai governance conversations to large scale digital infrastructure and workforce readiness initiatives, africa’s digital story is becoming more intentional, more connected, and more systems. Learnifyafrica is a future of work education and workforce development platform committed to equipping africans with practical, income generating digital skills for the global economy. Africa’s young population is one of its greatest assets. with the right investments, partnerships and commitment, we can turn the digital divide into the digital dividend by unlocking innovation, economic growth and inclusive opportunities for millions. By: nana appiah acquaye the african union commission is taking steps to ensure africa transitions from a consumer to a creator in the global digital economy through strategic workforce development in artificial intelligence. h.e. commissioner lerato d. mataboge, in her role overseeing infrastructure and energy, has met with the ceo of gebeya, amadou daffe a leading pan african technology.
Building A Digital Workforce In Africa A Workshop Moderated By Cfte S Africa’s young population is one of its greatest assets. with the right investments, partnerships and commitment, we can turn the digital divide into the digital dividend by unlocking innovation, economic growth and inclusive opportunities for millions. By: nana appiah acquaye the african union commission is taking steps to ensure africa transitions from a consumer to a creator in the global digital economy through strategic workforce development in artificial intelligence. h.e. commissioner lerato d. mataboge, in her role overseeing infrastructure and energy, has met with the ceo of gebeya, amadou daffe a leading pan african technology. Rwanda has positioned itself as an african testbed for emerging technologies, investing heavily in broadband, digital public services and coding academies to build a workforce ready for data‑driven and ai‑enabled jobs. This high level side event will convene african ministers, development partners, private sector leaders, investors, and young talents to explore scalable strategies for skills development, digital infrastructure, and job creation amid africa’s burgeoning youth population. Agholor also envisions the platform becoming one of africa’s largest digital work and research ecosystems, targeting millions of users over time. “our goal is to build one of the largest african workplace and market research platforms,” he says. In the next episode of transforming lives, transforming africa we explore what education systems, industry, and policymakers must do differently to build africa’s digital workforce for.
Digital Workforce Development Ebi Rwanda has positioned itself as an african testbed for emerging technologies, investing heavily in broadband, digital public services and coding academies to build a workforce ready for data‑driven and ai‑enabled jobs. This high level side event will convene african ministers, development partners, private sector leaders, investors, and young talents to explore scalable strategies for skills development, digital infrastructure, and job creation amid africa’s burgeoning youth population. Agholor also envisions the platform becoming one of africa’s largest digital work and research ecosystems, targeting millions of users over time. “our goal is to build one of the largest african workplace and market research platforms,” he says. In the next episode of transforming lives, transforming africa we explore what education systems, industry, and policymakers must do differently to build africa’s digital workforce for.
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