Daniel Chanel Mouzita

The public sector in North Africa is undergoing a profound structural shift. For decades, the modernization of state apparatuses across the Maghreb and Egypt was characterized by fragmented IT procurement—a siloed approach that modernized legacy systems but rarely transformed the citizen experience. Today, that paradigm has shifted. Driven by demographic pressures, the demand for transparent governance, and the urgent need for economic diversification, North African nations are embracing...

The narrative surrounding Artificial Intelligence in the corporate world is currently characterized by an intoxicating blend of unprecedented technological promise and staggering operational inefficiency. For executive boards and enterprise leaders across West Africa and Europe, the macroeconomic mandate is unambiguous: integrate AI or risk rapid obsolescence. Consequently, organizations are hastily funding proofs-of-concept (POCs), establishing localized sandboxes, and launching departmental...

The macroeconomic narrative surrounding the West African private sector has fundamentally shifted. For the past two decades, enterprise strategies were heavily indexed on overcoming infrastructural deficits—focusing on connectivity, mobile penetration, and digital banking platforms. Today, the frontier has moved from basic connectivity to compute power, machine learning, and artificial intelligence. However, as executive boards across Lagos, Dakar, and Abidjan aggressively draft AI...