Security firm Radware expands footprint in Africa

Outcome of partnership aims to enhance service delivery by reducing forgery and manual paperwork.

Project Waterworth is expected to provide connectivity to the US, India, Brazil, South Africa, and other critical locations.

India offers a compelling example of how strategic regulatory support can drive digital transformation in Africa.

IIRIS, an Indian company, operates in more than seven countries and serves both government and private sector businesses.

SEACOM first went live in South Africa, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, and Djibouti in 2009, following the completion of its first undersea cable connecting Asia and Europe.

The undersea system landed in Egypt at two cable landing stations: Zafarana2 in the Red Sea and Sidi Kerir on the Mediterranean, connecting two seas and continents.

The two countries believe they can jointly accelerate their respective digital transformations while also playing a more influential role in shaping the global tech space.

The two countries signed an agreement to share edu-tech and digital solutions for the benefit of their citizens.

India commits funding as it becomes a new partner in ADB’s Africa Digital Financial Inclusion Facility.

This is the first IIT Madras campus set up outside India, and the government says this shows its longstanding friendship with Tanzania.

African Development Bank annual meeting in India this week aims to draw lessons from that country's ICT sector.