Helios Towers to reach cash flow inflection point this year
According to Helios CEO Tom Greenwood, the company expects tenancy ratio expansion to exceed its previous medium-term prediction.
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Intelsat partner Africa Mobile Network to connect Madagascar
The two companies are working to connect 500 sites in Madagascar as they aim to provide first-time phone broadband services to people across the country.
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WHO taps into Africa's flourishing mobile money space
WHO is one of the worldwide organisations moving away from the inconvenient and risky habit of paying wages in cash.
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Airtel Africa looking to buy back shares
Despite challenging markets, the mobile telco group’s operations are experiencing strong growth.
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Togocom secures €55 million loan from IFC
The AXIAN Telecom subsidiary will use the funds to increase access to quality mobile connectivity and assist the country’s digital transformation.
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US funds Madagascar’s health data collection project
The $5 million project has helped Madagascar collect and analyse private sector data, monitor and evaluate health surveillance.
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Google expands flood alerts to eight African countries
The new countries added are Burundi, Eswatini, Guinea Bissau, Lesotho, Madagascar, Rwanda, Senegal, and Zimbabwe.
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20by2020 Improves Water Quality in Rural Communities of Madagascar
Beneficiary communities include Students, Village Residents & Healthcare Workers
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Internet Solutions deploys first PoP in Madagascar
Company expands African footprint and details further development in Zambia.
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Africa's SKA venture aims high for education
Stakeholders describe training of continent's future scientists, engineers and researchers as a key objective.
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Visa accepts Airtel's mobile money payments
Users in Seven African countries can use mobile money as payment where Visa is accepted.