Liquid invests $111m in public WiFi plan in South Africa

Sasai Money has partnered with Airtel Money to offer zero-fee financial transfers from the UK and South Africa to Uganda, with plans to expand to other key African markets.

The partnership provides Liquid with exclusive rights  to sell and distribute Globalstar’s XCOM RAN private networks 5G access solution.

The company says the move will help clients solve data regulatory requirements.

Cassava Tech's CEO said Africa has a right to participate in digital revolution, which is why his company invested in data centres across Africa.

The company says the expansion will add 1000 racks of white space or the space available for customers to lease.

The data centre company says that the programme prioritises mutual growth for itself and its partners.

The solar facilities will provide renewable energy to Africa Data Centres facilities, beginning with its carrier-neutral data centre in Cape Town.

Liquid C2 said the deal brings heightened security measures, access to advanced cloud technologies to companies, and a commitment to securing their digital assets.

Telesonic is a fibre firm that will use Airtel's ground fibre assets and submarine cable networks to meet Africa's growing need for wholesale data.

Cisco says the certification indicates that the certified partner has the highest level of consumer credibility in the industry while also providing superior service.

Working together, iOCO and ADC claim their complementary market positions can help customers achieve their digital transformation objectives.