MTN Uganda upgrades network to boost connectivity

The partnership aims to improve the country's digital readiness while also supporting government initiatives to increase internet access and build a strong digital ecosystem.

The approval now allows the regulator to establish the conditions and regulations under which Starlink Lesotho will operate.

The company say the licence enables it to plan and invest strategically in the infrastructure and technology that will fuel the country's future connectivity.

GSMA says network sharing agreements reflect international best practices critical to reducing cost and improving efficiencies of digital infrastructure roll out.

The initiative, according to the telco, aims to bridge the energy gap; ensuring residents can stay connected by providing free and sustainable power solutions.

ZICTA expects more development in ICT, particularly the number of mobile cellular subscriptions, which is predicted to reach roughly 24.5 million by the end of 2025.

The two aim to provide an end-to-end solution with value-added services, using Sparkle's portfolio and international footprint and AI-Bawaba's local expertise.

Working with international development partners, the country hopes to help get more citizens connected.

With a date set, the country hopes to increase internet penetration and connect millions of previously unserved or underserved users.

The App is expected to improve the urban experience in Lagos by providing real-time solutions and making it easier for people to navigate the city.

Zimbabwe was selected to implement the Giga project in Southern Africa, which is supported United Nations entities.