A desert rose among thorny legal issues
Ana Santos is the Paratus Group’s chief legal officer. She’s been with the group since 2016 and is based in Luanda, Angola.
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Foreigners looking for work in Angola - take note
CRS Technologies has identified new rules governing the hiring of foreign employees enforced by the government of Angola.
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Angola aims to be a central tech force in Africa
Southern African country seeks to establish itself as a telecommunications and internet hub on the continent, according to Intelsat Africa executive.
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Angola Cables to peer at NAPAfrica - Africa's most connected Internet Exchange
Angola Cables is expanding its network reach and peering capabilities across the globe.
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Angola Cables' SACS construction gets underway
The first submarine cable system directly linking Africa and Latin America aims to ignite trade and economic growth in both continents.
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SAP opens new office in Angola
SAP Africa has announced the opening of its fifth regional hub in Africa.
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OPINION: Africa's 1bn+ population will mobilise transformation of telecoms sectors
The continent's telecoms sectors will continue to experience massive transformation.
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Alcatel-Lucent awarded Angola fibre optic project
Networking firm to deliver fiber optic submarine broadband connectivity to oil and gas production facilities.
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JUMIA launched in Senegal
West African nation joins 12 countries that have launched JUMIA services.
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Arch Retail grows footprint in Angola
Tira Hipermercado opened its doors to expectant customers in the southern Angolan town of Ondjiva.?
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Angola: authorities look to increase internet traffic
Authorities want to see an increase in Net traffic as Proximity Digital Libraries are introduced in certain regions.