Ericsson, Tunisie Telecom deliver 5G in Tunisia

The objective is to strengthen fibre optic expansion and support the development of 5G network in Morocco.

With this partnership, Bayobab is streamlining its SMS connectivity and reducing associated administrative costs, according to Infobip.

Country’s Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy confirmed development.

The agreements, at around $297 million, aim to support the launch of 5G and improve existing fixed internet service contracts.

Frédéric Schepens will conduct research on enhancing digital infrastructure efficiency in Sub-Saharan Africa at the WestFord University together with the University of Murcia.

The United Nations Technology Agency has expressed worry over Africa's lack of advanced digital skills in new technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and the Internet of Things.

The regulator says the adoption of 4G and 5G technologies has continued to grow, mainly driven by the growing demand for high-speed Internet

According to e& Egypt, the agreement reflects a shared vision of leveraging AI-driven network technology for next-generation advances in telecoms.

The partnership will include knowledge transfer, development, and testing of 4G and 5G technologies in Kenya.

The two networks join South Africa, Nigeria, Uganda and Zambia in MTN’s stable offering 5G connectivity.

Kanaan will oversee the East to West holding company, driving the strategic growth and execution of Bayobab’s operations across key markets.