Neill Nortje appointed new country manager of Paratus Zambia

Nortje succeeds Marius van Vuuren, who has been appointed by the group as COO.
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27 Jul

Nigeria tackles telecom energy costs

The West African country is targeting renewable power to cut telecom costs and expand rural connectivity.

How to easily prove your network success with BERT testing

BERT is a data test that checks the throughput capabilities of a user's cable to ensure the network will perform to its application needs.
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24 Jul

MTN CEO shifts African migration debate

This week, Ralph Mupita turned around the conversation about migration on the continent by stating that economic opportunities will define Africa's future rather than the borders that divide its people.
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Airtel Africa backs London listing

The telco's robust mobile money growth underpins plans to unlock value through a London listing.

Build your future with ICL Training Academy

ICL Training Academy offers practical, accredited, hands-on training designed to prepare learners for real-world success.
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Kenya introduces telecom equipment licence

New licence adds compliance rules for equipment importers and distributors.
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21 Jul

InfraCo expands AI-powered towers

The Econet-owned company uses AI and solar power to improve network reliability amid Zimbabwe's power shortages.

Paratus Namibia again voted Namibia’s Most Reliable Internet Provider

The Best of Namibia Awards celebrate businesses, brands and personalities that demonstrate excellence and contribute to Namibia’s growth.

Paratus Botswana, Eutelsat showcase resilient connectivity and redefine how mining connects in southern Africa

Paratus Botswana, in partnership with Eutelsat, participated in the Future of Mining Summit 2026, demonstrating how resilient, integrated networks support mining transformation.
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Ghana widens 5G competition

Ghana's minister for communication, digital technology and innovations, said spectrum allocation would prioritise operators with credible deployment plans.
 
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