Libya’s O3 Group Unveils Digital Infrastructure Plans Following Medusa Cable Landing

O3 Group, also known as Ozone Group for Telecom & Technology, has introduced its plans to develop an integrated digital infrastructure platform for Libya, spanning international connectivity, national fibre networks, data centres, mobile services and technology training. The privately owned Libyan telecommunications and technology company was established in 2024 and is headquartered in Benghazi. Chaired…

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CAMTEL and SOCADEL Sign MoU to Explore Telecom Infrastructure Sharing in Cameroon

Cameroon Telecommunications (CAMTEL) and electricity company SOCADEL have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to explore infrastructure sharing, with the aim of reducing deployment costs, improving network resilience and strengthening service delivery across Cameroon. The agreement was signed on Friday, October 16, 2026, in Yaoundé. It establishes a framework for consultations on opportunities to share…

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MAX Secures $29 Million in Series B3 Funding with Nithio Investment

Nithio has provided financing to MAX, extending the Nigerian mobility company’s Series B3 funding round to $29 million as it accelerates the expansion of its electric mobility solutions and clean energy infrastructure across Africa. Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Lagos, Nigeria, MAX operates an electric vehicle and battery subscription platform designed to make commercial…

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Ethiopia Adopts PAPSS Ahead of Pan-African Payments Forum in Addis Ababa

Ethiopia has officially joined the Pan-African Payment and Settlement System (PAPSS), allowing domestic financial institutions to integrate into the cross-border payment platform and conduct direct transactions with participating institutions across the continent. The development was jointly announced in Addis Ababa by Eyob Tekalign, Governor of the National Bank of Ethiopia (NBE), and Mike Ogbalu III,…

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GSMA Projects 1.13 Million New Mobile Internet Users from Madagascar’s Digital Reforms

Targeted digital policy reforms could connect an additional 1.13 million people to mobile internet in Madagascar and generate 4.1 trillion Malagasy ariary in additional gross domestic product by 2031, according to a new report from the GSMA. Unveiled at the GSMA Digital Africa Summit in Madagascar, the publication titled Madagascar Digital Economy: Policy reforms that…

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Zimbabwe’s Econet InfraCo Saves 30% On Diesel Through AI Fuel Management

Econet InfraCo, the tower infrastructure subsidiary of Econet Wireless Zimbabwe, has reported a 30% reduction in diesel costs following the deployment of an artificial intelligence (AI) fuel management platform developed in collaboration with its sister company, Cassava Compute. The solution, known as AI Fuel Mode, analyses how and when diesel generators are used across the…

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MoneyHash Partners Ozow to Expand South Africa’s Online Payment Infrastructure

MoneyHash, a payment orchestration platform operating across emerging and global markets, has partnered with South African fintech and payments provider Ozow to expand access to local online payment methods in South Africa. Through the partnership, businesses using MoneyHash can connect to Ozow through their existing MoneyHash integration, eliminating the need to build and maintain a…

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