adminCan Africa leapfrog into industry 4.0 and age of robots?
The world over, there is a relentless race to adopt the latest technology. The truth of the matter is that if Africa does not foster the right environment for its people and businesses to faster embrace the new technologies, it may be left behind; and the technological chasm that needs to be bridged will only increase over time. Can Africa leapfrog into Industry 4.0 and the age of the robots?
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