Orange Egypt 5G initiative gets financial backing
The funding includes €39 million from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development and around €35.6 million from Banque Misr's Dubai office.
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Nigerian regulator reigns in telcos over network outages
The Nigerian Communications Commission has demanded that service providers notify the cause of the service disruption, the affected locations, and the projected time of restoration in advance.
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New tower enhances connectivity in rural Zambia
According to the Zambian government, the new tower is part of a 51-communication tower project aimed at improving connectivity.
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IHS Nigeria, NSCDC partner to safeguard infrastructure
IHS Towers and the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps plan to develop and implement measures to protect telecoms infrastructure.
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IHS sells Rwanda business to Paradigm for $274.5m
IHS said the agreement to sell Rwanda operations was carefully considered as part of strategic initiatives targeted at shareholder value-creation.
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EgyptAir enhances efficiency with infrastructure upgrades
This strategic deal intends to equips EgyptAir with scalable, cloud-native connectivity to meet growing bandwidth, security, and automation demands.
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Ugandan telcos unite against vandalism
Telecom infrastructure has been increasingly targeted, with thieves stealing cables, lithium-ion batteries, and generators, disrupting communication services.
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Ericsson, NCA explore future of tech in Ghana
Ericsson executives met with Ghana's regulator to discuss collaboration efforts in 5G innovation.
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Kenya, EU deepen digital trade ties at 2025 business forum
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.
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MTN Uganda pays a record $13.3m to advance digital inclusion
The telco handed over $13.3m, its largest yearly contribution to date, to the Universal Service and Access Fund.
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Camtel denounces internal sabotage of fibre
The telco claims insiders with knowledge of infrastructure layouts, vulnerabilities, and timetables are allegedly assisting in disrupting the fibre network.
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Airtel Uganda expands network
The telco said the new infrastructure not only enhances communication but also creates financial and employment prospects for the local populace.