Airtel Zambia suffers major network outage
All service subscription applications, including Airtel Money, were unavailable since late Saturday and throughout much of Sunday.
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Zambia transitions to a digital IDs
Over the following decade, the initiative hopes to enroll 10 million people.
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First Zambia institution connected to Starlink
The connection of Kalomo Secondary School in the Southern province, comes four months after the company obtained a licence to operate in the country.
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Minit Money launches SA to Zambia money transfer
The blockchain-based remittance app will speed the ability to send funds between the two countries, says the company.
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Paratus Zambia to host Lusaka Internet Exchange
The two parties say the move will improve internet service quality in Zambia, thus boosting digital innovation and economic growth potential.
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Paratus Zambia renews global standardisation endorsements
ISO certificates indicate adherence to demanding global standards, and provide confidence and assist with compliance.
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Zambian neobank Lupiya gets $8.25m in funding
The funds will be used to improve Lupiya's technology infrastructure, increase its range of financial products, and scale its operations.
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Exclusive: Liquid unveils Azure Stack in Zambia
The company says the move will help clients solve data regulatory requirements and minimise latency.
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ZTE to build smartphone plant in Zambia
Zambia and ZTE signed the agreement to set the factory this week in Shenzhen.
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Bayobab wins international fibre licence in Zambia
The group has been awarded an International Network Licence in Zambia.
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Inq debuts new Wi-Fi 6, edge computing products in Zambia
The company launched the new products, which, it says, will transform user experience of wireless networks.
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Boston IT, Liquid C2 deploy Azure Stack in Zambia
Boston announced the first centres will be launched in Zambia, solving local data regulatory and latency challenges.
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Africa faces 100k-person gap of certified cyber security talent
Liquid C2 says there are only 7 000 certified cyber security professionals, or one for every 177 000 people on the continent.