M-PESA exceeds $450 billion in transaction value
M-PESA, according to Vodacom, is solidifying its position as Africa's leading mobile money platform.
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Orange, IFC partner on connectivity in West, Central Africa
The two partners aim to bridge the digital divide, promote financial inclusion, strengthen territorial resilience and create jobs.
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MTN execs traverse Africa to promote digital, economic growth
The telco sent delegations to East and West Africa to advocate for the continent's connectivity future and encourage policies that enable the digital economy to continue to grow.
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EV company Spiro expands to Cameroon, Tanzania
The company has begun operations in both countries as part of its ambition to provide mobility solutions in emerging markets.
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Scatec starts construction of solar, battery storage plant in Egypt
The company said it has secured $120 million in equity bridge loans for the project.
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Artificial intelligence assists MTN Ghana boost subscriber base
The company says the use of Artificial Intelligence in customer value management initiatives helped improve user experience across its service offerings.
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Ethio telecom advances digital future with Visa
Yesterday's Visa discussions focused on both the existing performance of remittance services and growing market potential.
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Nigeria prepares for AfricArena Summit 2025
According to the organisers, given Nigeria's track record as a breeding ground for Africa's unicorns, this is a unique opportunity to interact directly with tech talent.
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Safaricom sets aside $300m to upgrade M-PESA.
The telco says by the time it’s fully rolled out, there will be zero downtime for customers. Safety and security are always top priority..
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Velmie delivers Sierra Leones’ first digital banking super app
The Vult platform integrates mobile money, card payments, banking services, and bill payments into one seamless and secure user experience, says the company.
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MTN sees Uganda as potential crown jewel
The telco sees the East African country as an attractive market for data, fintech, and digital infrastructure.
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TelCables boosts network to close Africa's digital gap
The company says its assets provide multiple alternative pathways for data traffic between Africa, Europe, and the Americas, ensuring reliable connectivity.