MTN South Sudan unveils academy platform

The programme uses mobile technology, supported by edge computing systems, to expand access to professional learning opportunities.

The two countries are looking for fintech solutions to deepen financial integration across East Africa.

The group discussed critical industry issues such as taxation, shipment delays, foreign exchange limits, SIM card clearing, and the push for digital and electronic payments.

The Investment in Communication and Renewable Energy Infrastructure intends to install hybrid energy solutions for mobile network operators, supporting the modernisation and expansion of solar-hybrid energy systems.

The law criminalises hacking, phishing, and SIM-swap fraud, while strengthening national cyber security.

Tensions between the tech company and South Sudan arose in 2014, when government officials accused Huawei of hacking government emails and forging documents.

The banks  are meeting in Juba to explore data governance, digital maturity and strengthen governance, risk and compliance frameworks.

Ayen is a service robot that will provide support on  food and beverage operations and enhance guest experience at the Pyramid Continental Hotel in Juba.

The country's telecommunications sector is developing, despite years of paralysis caused by a civil war, but service costs are becoming an issue.

The government said this is a big step forward in South Sudan's efforts to tackle online crime and hate speech.

South Sudan's 13 commercial banks are now interconnected as they adopt new interbank payment and settlement system.

South Sudan seeks Zambian cooperation for the adoption of digital identification for citizens for security purposes.