Infrastructure

Rwanda intends to connect every home by 2029

The government wants every home in Rwanda to be connected in the next 4 years.
Rwandan correspondent
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Closing the gap: Nigeria plans 1 000 new rural base stations

Working with international development partners, the country hopes to help get more citizens connected.
1:20
Thursday

LINX expands Nairobi network to PAIX data centres

The London Internet Exchange has completed the expansion of its Nairobi network to PAIX Data Centres, and services are now live.
2:00

Nigeria outlines ‘groundbreaking’ digital literacy programme

A government-backed initiative, which aims to increase citizen awareness of misinformation and improve civic engagement, is being launched.
1:30

Nigeria to deploy 90 000km fibre in Q4 25

With a date set, the country hopes to increase internet penetration and connect millions of previously unserved or underserved users.
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11 Mar

Kenya seeks digital prosperity with Italy's expertise

The discussion yesterday focused on the Italian company's flagship plan, which seeks to supply at least 1 gigabit fixed-line internet to all homes and businesses in the country by 2026.
2:20

Obsidian pioneering open-source solutions and managed services for 30 years

As part of its 30th-anniversary celebrations, Obsidian is launching a series of campaigns to showcase its advancements in Linux, Atlassian, SaaS, and Edge Computing.
3:00

Kenya’s Tech4Inc honours African women in tech

Tech4Inc will recognise the contributions of three women on the continent: Njogu Grace, Joanna Govender and Shandy Odhiambo.
1:30

ETC addresses the Sahel digital divide

The Emergency Telecommunications Cluster says it is satisfied with the progress made in bridging the digital divide in the Sahel.
1:40

iX Africa Data Centres launches 4.5MW Hyperscale Facility in Kenya

iXAfrica Data Centres has unveiled the first phase of its datacentre in Nairobi called NBOX1.
1:30

Ethio Telecom rolls out DX solutions to empower key sectors

The company asserts that by eliminating the need for costly on-premises infrastructure, it can provide a more agile, secure, and scalable solution.
1:50

Nigeria hosts inaugural summit focused on submarine cable resilience

The summit brings together governments, regulators, operators and other industry experts to discuss best practice for undersea cables.