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OpenAI Launches Web Browser to Compete with Google Chrome — REUTERS / pwu404

Sam Altman · United States

OpenAI Launches Web Browser to Compete with Google Chrome

57% Center coverage: 280 sources

OpenAI said Tuesday it is introducing its own web browser, Atlas, putting the ChatGPT maker in direct competition with Google as more internet users rely on…See the Story

Ghana: Stakeholders Build Capacity in Digital Safety, Accountability, Inclusion

Business · Accra

Ghana: Stakeholders Build Capacity in Digital Safety, Accountability, Inclusion

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A three-day capacity-building workshop to promote digital safety, accountability, and inclusion across the country began in Accra yesterday on the theme: "Building a safe, informed and accountable digital space - Strengthening our human firewall."See the Story

RMB Says Namibia’s Growth ‘Stuck in Neutral’ – Windhoek Observer

RMB Says Namibia’s Growth ‘Stuck in Neutral’ – Windhoek Observer

Chamwe Kaira Namibia has been ranked 17th in RMB’s 2025/26 Where To Invest In Africa report. The report describes the country’s economy as “stuck in neutral”, citing low investment levels, a persistent current account deficit, and slow productivity growth. RMB said Namibia’s economic path toward prosperity may depend on the development of its recent offshore oil and gas discoveries. The government believes these discoveries could lift growth to 8 See the Story

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