Orange deepens AI footprint in Africa with OpenAI partnership

Region secures double-digit growth in first half year results for the tenth consecutive time.

Fintech services are blossoming in Namibia, but a widespread lack of financial literacy is cause for concern.

The agreement between TMCEL and WIOCC will enhance Mozambique’s digital backbone and improve network resilience.

Targeting schools, clinics, and vocational centres, the initiative will empower over 50,000 people with connectivity, digital literacy, and access to vital services in unserved regions.

A grassroots-built ICT centre in the high-density suburb of Mbare, equipped with Starlink internet and government-backed laptops, is giving youth access to skills.

Ralph Mupita received the Lifetime Achievement Award for the Builders of the African Economy 2025.

By merging OneWeb's satellite coverage with its terrestrial networks, Orange pledges to provide continuity of service and increased security as part of a digital inclusion strategy.

The telco stated that working together with Quickmark will make it easier for people to buy 4G or 5G routers in more convenient locations.

The two parties committed to closer economic ties, with digital trade emerging as a critical component of the partnership aimed at increasing connectivity, investment, and market access.

The businesses say they would continue to look into other ways to enhance digital access on the continent.

The telco said the new infrastructure not only enhances communication but also creates financial and employment prospects for the local populace.