Ethiopia reports milestone in digital healthcare

The telco is working with its partners to provide digital solutions to over 10,000 merchants, with the goal of improving operational efficiency.

The telco said this milestone represents a significant step forward in the company's commitment to enabling Ethiopia's digital transformation.

As part of its nationwide 4G rollout, Safaricom Ethiopia has relaunched its network in Arbaminch and partnered with Mary Joy Ethiopia to support a newly built care centre for homeless elders and orphans.

The agreement, according to the telco, is an important step towards strengthening Ethiopia's international voice ecosystem.

Ethio Telecom has partnered with Siinqee Bank to provide two million cellphones every year through affordable long-term payment plans.

Yesterday's Visa discussions focused on both the existing performance of remittance services and growing market potential.

The telco has rolled out its second ultra-fast EV charging station in Addis Ababa, marking a significant step in supporting the country’s growing electric vehicle ecosystem.

Alexander Hizikias, co-founder and CEO of eQup, describes fintechs as a movement that is transforming people's lives through increased financial inclusion.

The United Nations agency is revamping its distribution system to include a new digital registry of all food insecure families.

The two firms are joining forces to expand digital financial services in Ethiopia, leveraging the Telebirr platform to enhance financial inclusion.

As East Africa’s largest country, Ethiopia’s economic growth comes with security risks.

The partnership hopes to accelerate financial inclusion and grow acceptance of mobile payments in the country.