Ethio Telecom engages AfDB to finance digital initiatives
The on going discussions follow Ethio Telecom's announcement at the start of its financial year that it plans to invest more than $1.1 billion in telecom and digital infrastructure expansion.
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Speed will define the technology landscape in 2025
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Why managed services have become a necessity, not a luxury
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EU’s Integrity360 acquires South African cyber security firm Nclose
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Camtel adopts $5.2m budget for 2025
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Safaricom strengthens Ethiopia's digital payments with Nyala
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Cassava gets $310m in funding, completes corporate restructuring
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MTN Group CEO announces huge Cameroon investments
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Real-time payments to shore up Africa's top economies
A new report reveals that real-time payments are poised to add over $15 billion in GDP growth to Nigeria and South Africa by 2028.
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Manoeuvring the regulatory maze of cross-border payments in South Africa
The increasing complexity of international regulations mandates that South African businesses choose the proper partners to navigate this demanding landscape.
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Mukuru advances digital financial solutions for Africa
The company says it has added a suite of valuable financial services that services over 60 countries in Africa, Europe and Asia.