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4IR and Africanisation (Afrofuturism): Reclaiming Africa’s intellectual futures amid Artificial Intelligence
ISSUE 01 | 2024
ISSUE 01 | 2024
The third Communication Review is available now.
"We are thrilled to bring you the third instalment of our digital newsletter, Communication Review. Our theme this year is 4IR and Africanisation (Afrofuturism): Reclaiming Africa’s intellectual futures amid the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI)."
Leshaba Tony Lechaba
Editor Issue 01 | 2024
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AI Solutions for African Challenges
AI Solutions for African Challenges
Therise Davie explores the past and future, as well as the advantages and the disadvantages, of artificial intelligence in Africa.
Africa at a crossroads on AI
Africa at a crossroads on AI
Ndivhuwo Doctor Sundani and Nokuthula Grace Langa talk to Rethabile Khutlang, a biological and biometrics engineer and machine learning expert at the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR).
Bringing 4IR to Communities
Bringing 4IR to Communities
Hasanain Abdullah, from the National Awqaf Foundation of South Africa (Awqaf SA), asks whether the benefits of 4IR are distributed equally.
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See our four-part vodcast series of chats with some of the contributors featured in the third issue of the Communication Review newsletter, in conversation with Prof Simphiwe Rens.
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