ITA presents LEO satellite solutions for oil and gas sector

SA's ambitions for digital transformation depend heavily on infrastructure.

Regulator gives operators until 30 September to update its directory or risk exposure as non-compliant.

Beeline Telecoms becomes the third new entrant licence to be cancelled in Zambia's tough telecom market.

Vodacom seeks stay after court orders $1.6bn Safaricom stake returned to the state.

Lebara has launched commercially, becoming a new challenger to the country's established mobile operators and only the second commercial mobile virtual network operator to do so.

The telco said US equipment will help Angola diversify technology sources, maintain national control, strengthen digital resilience and protect against cyberattacks.

African operators advance plans for a multi-terabit terrestrial route linking Djibouti, Ethiopia and Sudan.

At the heart of the Paratus East African operation is the 2 000km G2M terrestrial fibre route linking Goma in the eastern DRC with Mombasa on the Kenyan coast.

Africa’s digital transformation has been fuelled by billions of dollars in subsea cable investment, but getting data to the coast is no longer the defining infrastructure challenge. The next competitive frontier is inland.

The operator aims to build Africa’s largest digital fintech platform, with customers interacting through a smartphone app.

Starlink’s low earth orbit satellite service allows Paratus Uganda to unlock high-speed, low-latency satellite access for enterprise customers across even the most remote parts of the country.