Sedna, Haivision partner to bring video solutions to African mines
Increasing demand for improved safety, monitoring, and operational excellence coincide with the African mining sector’s adoption of technologies to improve efficiency.
Samuel Mungadze
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Tigo Tanzania unveil new fibre products for home, business
The launch of Tigo Fibre marks the first time in Tanzania that fibre-to-the-home and fibre-to-the-business services will be made available.
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SEACOM launches LEO satellite service for enterprise clients
Satellite technology is gaining traction on the African continent, with telecom companies and authorities agreeing to use it to advance the continent's economic goals.
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Malawi exec criticises Africa for falling behind on IXPs
According to Brian Longwe, CEO of Converged Technology Networks, effective Internet traffic interchange between networks is critical for a robust Internet in Africa.
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MTN Uganda seeks to close digital divide with WakaNet deals
The telco launched the various packages, including fibre-based connectivity.
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South Africa speeds up project to connect citizens
South Africa says it has connected over 740,000 households to the internet this year, primarily through 4,250 Wi-Fi hotspots.
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Meta's 2Africa cable landing a windfall for African economies
At 45,000 km, 2Africa is the world's longest undersea cable, connecting 33 countries with 46 landing points in Africa, Europe, and Asia when completed.
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MTN, Government launch Connect Rwanda 2.0
The telco launched 4G-enabled smartphone, IKOSORA+, as part of the Connect Rwanda 2.0 campaign during a ceremony in Kirehe.
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Angola turns to SACS cable to minimise internet interruptions
The SACS cable system connects Angola directly to Brazil and from there to the United States and Europe.
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South, East, West Africa suffer massive internet disruptions
Multiple service providers have confirmed disruptions and say they are working towards continuity of services.
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MTN, Omnispace tie-up to deploy satellite services
Omnispace will create a next-generation standards-based mobile and IoT network for MTN markets.
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BoFiNet chooses DZS to power Botswana fibre network
The solutions will help BoFiNet connect enterprises and institutions in Mahalapye, Kanye, Tlokweng, and Molepolole.