Paratus Rwanda rings in AfPIF 2026

Ethio Telecom and ZTE are accelerating Ethiopia's digital transformation through a network modernisation programme which includes 4G population coverage.

Africa’s largest telco maintains separately listed operating companies across some of its markets, offering local investors direct equity and clear oversight of broader group performance.

Paratus specialists will be on hand to discuss specific business requirements and give advice on tailored connectivity solutions.

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.

The telco said the move marks a milestone, reinforcing its commitment to governance, transparency and market development.

The plan follows the high cost and inefficiency of maintaining four mobile network generations.

The fintech said the claim involves proprietary intellectual property, confidential commercial information and operational methodology it developed

Ministers back AI push to address digital literacy and local language barriers.

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

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.

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