IBM, SEforALL launch AI solutions for urban development
The solutions allow decision-makers and legislators to map urbanisation and identify energy and infrastructure needs for developing towns.
Lezeth Khoza
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Ghana launches free roaming initiative with Togo and Benin
Citizens from the countries will not be charged additional fees for the first 30 consecutive days of visiting each other.
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Yellow Card partners with Fireblocks to speed up cross-border transactions in Africa
The companies aim to tackle the complex challenges faced by multinational corporate treasuries.
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Axian Telecom joins EQUALS in giant step to close gender divide in Africa
By joining the EQUALS, the African telecoms group with a presence in 15 countries, said it aims to learn from shared experiences and best practices
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Togo unveils five-year cyber security master plan
Officials said the National Cybersecurity Strategy will allow the government to properly deal with major threats.
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AXIAN Telecom appoints Badrinath to its board
Vivek Badrinath joins the company board of directors from Vantage Towers where he served as CEO and board chair.
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Togocom secures €55 million loan from IFC
The AXIAN Telecom subsidiary will use the funds to increase access to quality mobile connectivity and assist the country’s digital transformation.
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Togo's regulator to sanction Moov for mobile money snag
Moov Money Flooz services were completely inaccessible across the country between October 19 and 24, according to the regulator.
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Reports of Togo internet shutdown as anti-govt protests intensify
Activists report interruption to internet connectivity on TogoCel and Moov as opposition led protests continue.
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Togolese operators support digital farming project
The African Development Bank, backed by MNOs Moov and Togocel, is rolling out tech solutions for farmers in Togo.
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Alcatel Lucent forms partnerships in Angola and Togo
Telecom firms to use Alcatel-Lucent's 100G optical coherent technology.
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Togo asked to stop censoring radio station
Call-in shows on Légende FM have been accused of inciting ‘racial and ethnic hatred’.