News from our ecosystem

We are partnering with the CCIS, the public body dedicated to digital security and trust. A look at what this partnership means and what we want to build together.

The Ministry of Finance and Budget launches, with IKOUĒ, a programme to strengthen the technical capabilities of the executives and staff of its Information Systems Department, in the service of digitalizing public finances.

On the sidelines of the IMF and World Bank Spring Meetings in Washington, we accompanied the Central African delegation to hand the digital platforms of the African Caucus over to The Gambia. A vision made real: build once, pass it on to all.

The year of the African Caucus in Bangui, and a quieter year in which, behind the scenes, we prepared IKOUĒ's future.

From 30 July to 2 August 2025, Bangui hosts the African Caucus meeting. The Central African Government has entrusted IKOUĒ with the event's entire digital setup: official site, registrations, social media and email communication.

The year of execution: our partnership with the ONI and its equipped computer room, the IDC24 conference, and the launch of our very first IKOUĒ Academy cohort.

Met at IDC24, Murielle, a single mother and president of the Aurore Vision des Femmes association, employs women in trades believed to be reserved for men, such as waste collection and cleaning the city. Her journey embodies Connect's reason for being.

After two months of training, the IKOUĒ Academy learners welcomed the CEOs of the ONI, BGFI-Bank, Orange Centrafrique and Burval, who came to discover their digital projects and commend the initiative.

Since 12 September, at the ONI, training sessions have begun for the very first IKOUĒ Academy cohort.

To blow out our first candle, we chose to bring together everyone and every partner we work with, to present our achievements and make major announcements.

Our recent partnership with the ONI gives IKOUĒ an equipped computer room, which will let us combine theory and practice during our training sessions.

The session shone a light on the challenges women face in IT and the careers open to them, and underlined the importance of their representation and inclusion.

A signing that marks an important step in the evolution of the training programme offered through IKOUĒ Academy.

IKOUĒ Academy 2024 kicks off with a focus on collaboration tools and teamwork.

Lifting the curtain on IKOUĒ's long-term ambition, revealing our strategic vision for lasting impact.

How can technology become a lever for valuing human capital and for economic development in the Central African Republic?

Launching the programme: our first training sessions and a partnership with the Institut Pasteur de Bangui.