AXIAN Telecom gets $100m to boost connectivity

By joining the EQUALS, the African telecoms group with a presence in 15 countries, said it aims to learn from shared experiences and best practices

Orange Smart Energies says the platform is now open to energy producers in Africa and the Middle East and it guarantees payment via mobile money.

The company said this command centre will improve data management capabilities, and enables real-time monitoring and proactive service management.

In a deal with AWS, IBM has expanded software availability to 92 countries through the AWS Marketplace, including a plethora of nations across Africa.

The action, according to the company, marks a significant improvement in digital and financial inclusion.

According to Helios CEO Tom Greenwood, the company expects tenancy ratio expansion to exceed its previous medium-term prediction.

The two companies are working to connect 500 sites in Madagascar as they aim to provide first-time phone broadband services to people across the country.

WHO is one of the worldwide organisations moving away from the inconvenient and risky habit of paying wages in cash.

Despite challenging markets, the mobile telco group’s operations are experiencing strong growth.

The AXIAN Telecom subsidiary will use the funds to increase access to quality mobile connectivity and assist the country’s digital transformation.

The $5 million project has helped Madagascar collect and analyse private sector data, monitor and evaluate health surveillance.