Ericsson signs key deals to connect Sub-Saharan Africa
The company signs a series of contracts in Kenya, South Africa, Madagascar and Benin, which it says highlights its growing footprint in the region.
Samuel Mungadze
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Driving innovation, economic growth & societal inclusion
Nora Wahby, Vice President and Head of Ericsson West Africa & Morocco, says she is determined to put #AfricaInMotion.
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Pact to tackle Zambia’s mounting e-waste problem
Airtel Zambia, Ericsson announce ‘Product Take-Back’ scheme, with Companies aware that 21 tons of e-waste has been collected from the Southern African country.
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Network modernisation deal advances with 4G in Kenya
Deal between Airtel, Ericsson is in line with the country’s 'Digital Economy Blueprint Vision 2030'.
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Ericsson wants to accelerate 5G adoption in Africa
Todd Ashton, Ericsson’s newly-appointed vice-president and head of South and East Africa, looks to drive the adoption of 5G on the African continent.
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Ericsson, UNICEF in alliance to map school connectivity
Three-year initiative to identify connectivity gaps in 35 countries, including South Africa.
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5G-enabled industrialisation: next-gen manufacturing
5G technologies provide the network characteristics essential for manufacturing including low latency, high reliability, high bandwidth and connection density says Ekow Nelson: Vice president of Ericsson Middle East and Africa.
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Telma, Ericsson launch commercial 5G services in Madagascar
Country’s first commercial 5G network launched on 3.6-3.7 GHz band.
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5G and enterprise, a match made for growth
Businesses must look into new opportunities to capture a larger share of the potential global ICT revenue enabled by 5G says Lucky La Riccia, Head of Digital Services at Ericsson Middle East & Africa.
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Technology is Africa’s biggest undiscovered gold mine
Enterprise digitalisation with globally scalable 5G has the potential to deliver much-needed value opportunities says Donald Waigumbulizi, Ericsson Uganda Country Manager.
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Can Africa’s networks cope with COVID-19 demand?
Changing patterns in network traffic as markets gripped by lockdown measures details Ericsson webinar.
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‘Network infrastructure critical during COVID-19’
Ericsson CEO says network quality is a powerful way to drive lower churn rate and increase ARPU.