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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 digital infrastructure story has often been told through the language of connectivity: more subsea cables, more fiber routes, more mobile broadband, more internet exchange points, and more last-mile access.…
Nigeria’s ability to participate meaningfully in the artificial intelligence economy will depend on the strength of its digital infrastructure. Beyond algorithms and applications, AI at scale requires resilient data centers,…
Africa’s digital infrastructure debate is often dominated by the expensive elements: subsea cables, national backbones, metro fiber, data centers, cloud regions, power plants and, increasingly, AI-ready compute. These are all…
Nigeria’s difficult power environment may have forced its data center operators to build a level of resilience that is directly relevant to the Central Bank of Nigeria’s new data localization…
Nigeria’s new data localization directive for the financial services sector could become a major catalyst for local cloud and data center demand, but its success will depend on how quickly…
Egypt's digital infrastructure sector has attracted a new entrant as Hassan Allam Holdings, one of the Middle East and North Africa region's largest construction and infrastructure groups, moves into the…
The major subsea cable outage that disrupted internet services across West Africa exposed deeper weaknesses in the region’s digital infrastructure resilience, Samuel Yeboah, Group Chief Technical Officer of C-Squared, reflected…
The Central Bank of Nigeria's decision to require banks, fintechs and payment service providers to store payment transaction data within the country from January 1, 2027 may be remembered less…
French telecom major Orange has officially activated ViaTunisia, a 1,050-kilometer subsea cable connecting Marseille, France, to Bizerte, Tunisia. This deployment marks the first operational segment of AFR-IX Telecom’s larger 8,760-kilometer…