Yellow Card advocates for Stablecoin use in Africa

Chad and Cameroon will work together closely to advance a shared vision of the region's digital future.

Crossfin, a South African-based fintech investor, has formed a new investment vehicle in Singapore.

M-PESA, according to Vodacom, is solidifying its position as Africa's leading mobile money platform.

The two partners aim to bridge the digital divide, promote financial inclusion, strengthen territorial resilience and create jobs.

The telco sent delegations to East and West Africa to advocate for the continent's connectivity future and encourage policies that enable the digital economy to continue to grow.

The company has begun operations in both countries as part of its ambition to provide mobility solutions in emerging markets.

The new route supports over 1 terabyte of capacity and offers low-latency, high-redundancy connectivity to key data centres in Kampala.

Angola Cables, one of Africa's top ICT providers and submarine cable specialists, has been selected as a DE-CIX reseller for interconnection.

The company said it has secured $120 million in equity bridge loans for the project.

The funding will support expansion across the continent, beginning with Morocco.

The telco says fintech innovation and surging data consumption boosted the company’s Q1 results, recording 12.3% year-on-year increase in service revenue.