Nigeria promotes domestic telecom infrastructure production

The organisation says its goal is to accelerate the development of inclusive instant payment systems in Africa so that it can on-board millions of individuals who are currently financially excluded by 2030.

This public-private partnership will see solutions such as Alerzoshop and Veedez help SMSMEs improve their operations and financial access.

The collaboration aims to transform the payment landscape in Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire, and Benin.

According to Safaricom, the move strengthens financial integration in East Africa by promoting the adoption of digital payments and improving local economies.

This collaboration aims to increase the speed, efficiency, and security of digital payments in Somalia, making transactions easier.

The open-source programme will monitor bank activity and detect fraud and money laundering in real-time.

Airtel Africa's regional networks are seeing growing data and smartphone usage, with 4G devices accounting for more than 80% of all data access in the last three months alone.

The financial services company and telecoms player have unveiled a new digital savings platform for Malawians to improve their savings habits.

Bradwin Roper discussed the progress of MTN's Mobile Money (MoMo), which has over 8 million registered members in South Africa and has been exported to 17 other African markets, in an interview.

The company says customers' interactions with the company will be redefined by the platforms, which will remove barriers and streamline financial transactions.

The training will be extend to AICS-Cameroon centres in Mbalmayo, Ebolowa, Garoua, Bafang, Ngaoundere, Maroua and Mokolo.