Zambia welcomes partnerships with Huawei

A delegation from the Kaspersky this week met with the Ministry of Science and Technology to provide an update on their efforts to combat cyber-crime.

According to non-governmental organisations, warring factions are destroying telecom infrastructure and blocking the usage of satellite internet services.

The facility will act as an innovation and collaboration hub for the mining sector and will also offer training and capacity-building programmes.

The government announced that the Integrated National Registration Information System project would be postponed as part of efforts to free up financial resources to address the effects of the drought.

Zambia's communications regulator trained 120 judges, magistrates, and police officers on the best ways to detect and investigate cyber security threats.

The administration is building of a 65-metre-high communication tower in the northern province of Muchinga, marking a significant step towards that goal.

The kits are intended for distribution in the country’s parliamentary constituencies and will help improve citizen access to the My e-Parliament app, as well as other online services.

The appointment of Hussam Baday follows Airtel Zambia’s recent clash with the country’s regulator, due to its frequent network disruptions.

Authorities are launching state-wide operations to apprehend anyone who uses Starlink services illegally.

Rumours circulated that the telecom provider had again fallen foul of regulators due to frequent network failures.

Despite challenging markets, the mobile telco group’s operations are experiencing strong growth.