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Originally published by Capital Newstop
November 5, 2025
15h ago
Survey Reveals Digital Public Infrastructure Could Unlock Africa’s Next Generation of Entrepreneurs
The survey, conducted online by Ipsos across six African markets — Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania and Uganda — explored how citizens perceive and experience digital public infrastructure (DPI) and its potential to fuel business growth, trade, and job creatio..
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A new survey by Co-Develop reveals that robust digital public infrastructure (DPI), including secure digital payment and identification systems, could unlock Africa’s next generation of entrepreneurs and traders. Conducted by Ipsos across six African markets, the findings suggest DPI can fuel business growth, trade, and job creation by building trust within digital ecosystems.
- 82% of respondents stated they would share data if they understood what was being shared and why.
- The survey, involving countries like Ethiopia, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Uganda, was released ahead of the Global DPI Summit 2025.
- CV Madhukar, Chief Executive Officer of Co-Develop, emphasized that trust is the foundation for inclusive digital ecosystems.
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