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Paul Adepoju
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29 Nov 2021

Nigeria eager to spend on 5G

Industry regulator confirms US$500,000 earmarked for R&D, and preparations underway for spectrum auction.
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Africa backs global solar grid initiative

One Sun One World One Grid global solar grid initiative launched by the UK and India.
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7 Oct 2021

HP announces new exec appointments to bolster Africa business

Company announces new country manager for Nigeria and new head of HP Central Africa.
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23 Sept 2021

MTN Nigeria earmarks US$1.45bn to expand broadband and latch on to 5G opportunity

Company eager to participate in the country’s licencing process.
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7 Sept 2021

Regulator slammed for telecoms service shutdown in northern Nigeria

NCC cites “pervading security situation” to justify directive to shutdown services in Zamfara state.
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3 Jun 2021

MTN justifies low bid for Ethiopia’s telecoms licence

Group President and CEO emphasises absence of reference to Mobile Money in agreement conditions.
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31 May 2021

Angolan government looks to sell majority stake in Net One

The Angolan Institute of Assets and Participations of the State (IGAPE) has officially opened a tender.
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26 May 2021

Nigeria’s telecommunications industry grapples with new privacy concerns

Regulator refutes media reports regarding IMEI numbers, Minister concerned over WhatsApp privacy policy.
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10 May 2021

SpaceX confirms interest in Nigeria market

Delegation met with NCC to detail plans, objectives.
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23 Apr 2021

MTN, Audiomack fine-tune Nigeria’s music streaming opportunity

High cost of data in the country is preventing Nigeria from fully unlocking the potentials of music streaming says service.
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Conditional return of SIM card sales in Nigeria

Government lifts ban but warns new registrations have to link with National Identification Number.
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Ghana’s mixed track record with social media regulation

While Twitter intends to establish its Africa HQ in the country, internet freedom organisations remain concerned.