Paratus Namibia brings resilient connectivity solutions to Mining Expo 2026

Paratus specialists will be on hand to discuss specific business requirements and give advice on tailored connectivity solutions.
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MTN Nigeria profit jumps 70% in H1

The telco said the macroeconomic environment remained challenging, citing inflation and global pressures, but noted relative stability in the Naira supported planning and cost management.
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30 Jul

Cyberattack hits Unitel during market debut

The telco said the move marks a milestone, reinforcing its commitment to governance, transparency and market development.
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Rwanda moves to end legacy networks

The plan follows the high cost and inefficiency of maintaining four mobile network generations.
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Clydestone Ghana sues MTN over mobile money

The fintech said the claim involves proprietary intellectual property, confidential commercial information and operational methodology it developed
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Africa launches AI initiative for languages

Ministers back AI push to address digital literacy and local language barriers.
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Vodacom mobile money hits $548bn

Fintech growth accelerates as Safaricom acquisition boosts Vodacom’s scale and outlook.

Igniting a green generation

Rather than accepting climate anxiety as inevitable, Vodacom explored whether it could turn young South Africans’ concerns into purposeful action by providing connectivity, support and a platform to help them become solution-builders rather than victims of crisis.
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Kenya tightens consumer protection for device sales

New rules also require returns for faulty devices and stronger after-sales consumer support.
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21 Jul

Safaricom financial services chief resigns

Executive behind M-PESA's Fintech 2.0 overhaul departs as Safaricom appoints an interim successor.
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20 Jul

Malawi seeks new telecom competition

Minister of Information and Communication Technology proposes more competition as Malawi’s telecom sector faces affordability concerns.
 
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