MTN appoints new executive for global sourcing

Corporate rescue practitioners seek $50 million to rehabilitate the debt-ridden mobile operator’s failing network.

High roaming charges are a tax on African unity, says Malawi’s ICT minister while calling for an end to regulatory fragmentation.

Strong data traffic and a stable naira drive robust first-quarter growth for the telecommunications giant.

In a recent development, the regulator announced five newly licensed digital lenders for airtime and data services.

The  initiative allows Nigerian consumers to purchase devices with a 20% deposit and six-month instalments.

A new factory in 10th of Ramadan City will produce three million units annually for regional export.

A national report reveals 85% of Malawian schools lack internet access, threatening the country’s 2030 digital vision.

The telco suspends its airtime borrowing service to align with the strict 2025 Digital Lending Regulations.

The telco emerged as the frontrunner, posting an overall Quality of Service score of 89.72%, well above the regulatory compliance threshold of 80%.

Africa must cut carbon emissions while expanding access to reliable, affordable power that supports development, jobs and digital inclusion.

The parliament is also considering new regulations that will control how minors use social media.

MobiAgent automates tasks, handles administration and locates and packages information so people don’t have to, says Shiaam Abrahams, marketing and projects manager at iMobility.