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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 85970, member: 27"]
Local IT firm says homegrown tech already fixes passport messes and prison phone scams, and it wants officials to stop pretending solutions are missing.

Local tech claims target state failures
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[*]Sparc Systems Limited Managing Director Wisley Phiri says local tools can fix passport printing and tracking scam calls.
[*]Points to existing systems rather than future concepts.
[*]Frames the gap as adoption, not capability.
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Think Tech Thursday pushes live demos
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[*]Sparc Systems Limited rolled out Think Tech Thursday to show working platforms.
[*]Debut featured an enterprise access control system.
[*]Focus stays on proof, not slide decks.
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Security tools pitch government fit
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[*]Integrates with public systems for identity checks and accountability.
[*]Handles detection, authentication, and live audit trails.
[*]Positioned for sensitive workflows like passport processing.
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Cyber unit targets prison fraud
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[*]Cyber team offers forensics, penetration testing, and analytics.
[*]Aims to trace phone scams linked to correctional facilities.
[*]The message leans African-built and production-ready.
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Regional footprint backs the pitch
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[*]Sparc Systems Limited operates in Malawi, Zambia, Mozambique, and Rwanda.
[*]Acts as a multi-product IT systems integrator.
[*]Targets enterprise, security, and public sector needs.
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