Africa votes to govern its digital future
In a quiet corner of Africa’s internet ecosystem, an election is unfolding that will determine much more than who sits on a board. It will shape whether Africa governs its…
In a quiet corner of Africa’s internet ecosystem, an election is unfolding that will determine much more than who sits on a board. It will shape whether Africa governs its…
MTN Group is doubling down on its commitment to delivering reliable, high-quality home broadband services with the creation of Group Home - a distinct business function within Group Commercial. To…
It wasn’t that long ago that the telecoms industry heralded 5G as a revolutionary leap forward. Former Qualcomm CEO Steve Mollenkopf famously predicted that 5G would have an impact “similar…
Alphabet’s Taara project, born out of the company’s experimental X lab, is using lasers to deliver high-speed internet - offering a compelling alternative to traditional fiber optics and satellite systems…
NAPAfrica, South Africa’s largest Internet exchange point (IXP), has exceeded a data throughput of five terabits per second (Tbps), marking a significant milestone in its continued growth. Since its launch…
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has launched the National Broadband Alliance for Nigeria (NBAN) in collaboration with telecommunications operators and State Information and Communications Technology agencies. The initiative aims to…
WIOCC has announced its partnership with Galaxy Backbone Limited (GBB) to enhance high-speed internet connectivity nationwide. According to a statement, this collaboration aims to promote digital inclusion and accelerate Nigeria’s…
MTN, Africa’s largest mobile operator, is exploring potential partnerships with low-Earth-orbit (LEO) satellite providers to extend internet access to rural and remote areas. Ralph Mupita, the Group CEO, shared this…
The South African government's plan to sunset 2G and 3G networks by the end of 2027 has ignited significant controversy, particularly from industry leaders advocating for a more gradual approach.…