Artificial intelligence (AI) is struggling to take off in Africa due to a lack of data, infrastructure and investment. The limited availability of data represents a major obstacle, especially in crucial areas such as health. The continent suffers from a deficit in suitable infrastructure and investments, thus slowing the development of AI. The risks of “new colonization” by AI have been raised by some researchers. Regulation of the sector and the need for a solid ecosystem are also key issues. Governments and industry players must collaborate to overcome these challenges and invest heavily in infrastructure, data collection and training, to ensure a future where AI contributes to socio-economic progress in Africa.

In a context of growing tensions between Ukraine and Russia, President Volodymyr Zelensky expresses his concern about the critical situation in his country. Ukrainian forces are facing intense pressure, particularly after the capture of the town of Avdiivka by Russian forces. Zelensky emphasizes the urgent need for Western military assistance, highlighting the needs for artillery and air defense. The violent clashes in the Zaporizhia region underline Russia’s determination to consolidate its presence, despite calls for de-escalation. Ukraine’s future remains uncertain, and it is crucial that the international community takes action to support the country and prevent an escalation of the conflict.

The article explores the uncertainty surrounding the date of presidential elections in Algeria, leaving the population perplexed by a possible postponement until 2025. Ambiguous statements and lack of transparency fuel the mystery surrounding this major political deadline. The contradictory positions taken by political leaders reinforce the vagueness, while the demand for transparency intensifies. Algerians remain awaiting clarification to guarantee the political stability of the country.