Kenya’s team participating in Huawei’s ICT Competition in Shenzhen, China, achieved remarkable success by securing victories in four award categories. The event, held from May 23–26, featured the highest number of Kenyan participants among the 16 teams from across the continent, showcasing Kenya’s talent on a global stage.
MTN Chairman, Mcebisi Jonas, highlights Africa’s digital infrastructure investment plan, projecting over $12 billion by 2030.
President Emmerson Mnangagwa of Zimbabwe announced a significant development on X (formerly Twitter) on Saturday, revealing that Starlink has been granted a licence to operate in the Southern African country.
MTN Group has announced a significant development today: MTN International (Mauritius) Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of MTN, will sell a portion of its stake in MTN Uganda. This move aligns with Uganda’s regulatory requirements and MTN’s strategic goal of increasing local shareholding in the Ugandan operating company.
The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA), through the innovative Connect-A-School (CAS) project, is set to build over 100 ICT laboratories in schools nationwide. Sponsored by the Universal Service Fund (USF), this initiative aims to revolutionize education with cutting-edge technology.
Ghana is set to choose a company by December to build its first nuclear power plant, a significant step toward closing electricity supply gaps in Africa, where over 600 million lack access to electricity. Contenders include France’s EDF, US-based NuScale Power, China National Nuclear Corporation, and others.
Sophos, a global leader in innovative security solutions, is proud to announce Joe Levy as the new CEO. Joe, who has been with Sophos for nine years, has been acting CEO since February 15th. Under his leadership, Sophos has transformed from a product-only vendor into a global cybersecurity giant, including the development of an incident response team and managed detection and response (MDR) service that protects over 21,000 organizations worldwide.
odacom Group Ltd and French telco Orange SA are in discussions to form a strategic partnership aimed at enhancing infrastructure and connectivity across Africa.
