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The continent’s connectivity challenge has evolved from network coverage to smartphone affordability. Unless governments tackle device costs, billions invested in 4G, 5G, fibre and satellite capacity will struggle to deliver…
Subsea cables and data centres are multiplying, but weak local peering, fragmented regulation and expensive cross-connects mean that too much African internet traffic still leaves the continent before reaching users…
Africa Hyperscalers extends the HCA conversation to International Telecoms Week Africa, advancing regional discussions on enabling regulation, connectivity and data-centre investment. Lagos, Nigeria | 14 September 2026 – African digital…
Africa has established important continental frameworks for digital trade, data governance, cybersecurity and artificial intelligence. To succeed, the continent must turn those commitments into interoperable systems that work across national…
Africa's digital infrastructure agenda is no longer about cable landings alone, but the resilient corridors, exchanges and inland routes that turn bandwidth into a continental market. Africa's submarine cable boom…
Africa’s digital economy increasingly depends on infrastructure most people never see: the submarine cables lying across ocean floors, carrying the data that powers cloud services, payments, government systems, streaming platforms,…
Africa’s digital economy needs fewer borders, stronger trust systems and better digital infrastructure if the continent is to unlock the full promise of the African Continental Free Trade Area, speakers…
For many African enterprises, the fear of being visible on the internet has become a barrier to becoming properly routed on the internet. Banks, universities, government agencies, hospitals, fintech platforms…
African companies have spent years digitising the visible parts of their operations: mobile apps, customer portals, cloud workloads, payment systems, data links, cybersecurity teams and digital-transformation road maps. African financial…
Africa’s internet story is usually told through visible infrastructure: new subsea cables, more terrestrial fiber, expanding data centers, Internet Exchange Points, cloud points of presence and rising broadband adoption. By…