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MTN Group: partnerships key to Africa’s next billion connections
At CNN’s Global Perspectives event in London, MTN Group said collaboration across governments, investors, and industries will be critical to driving digital inclusion and sustainable growth across Africa.
4 days ago2 min read


Vodacom's 18-year legal battle ends with settlement in Please Call Me case
Vodacom has finally reached a confidential settlement with Kenneth Makate, the creator of the iconic “Please Call Me” service. The landmark case highlights the value of ideas, innovation, and fair compensation in South Africa’s corporate landscape.
5 days ago2 min read


The imperative shift: Why cyber security has become essential today
Selva Ganesh, Vice President and CEO of In2IT, cautioned delegates at his company's second annual CIO Cybersecurity Roundtable debate last week, which was organised in collaboration with the Gauteng Department of e-Government, Huawei, and Forescout.
6 days ago3 min read


Angola partners SES Satellites to power Africa’s space future
GGPEN has signed a landmark MoU with SES Satellites to boost Angola’s space capabilities and expand the reach of its ANGOSAT-2 and Connecta Angola initiatives. The partnership aims to deepen digital inclusion, enhance technical training and extend high-speed satellite connectivity across Africa.
Oct 312 min read


Ralph Mupita champions $30 smartphone initiative to empower millions in Africa
MTN CEO Ralph Mupita has hailed the GSMA’s new affordable smartphone initiative as a “game changer” for Africa, urging governments and OEMs to make 4G devices accessible to all. The digital leap could bring tens of millions of Africans online and accelerate the continent’s digital economy. By Nhlanhla Muthe , Senior Writer MTN Group President and CEO Ralph Mupita (right) has called for Africa’s $30 smartphone revolution to be a catalyst in closing the continent’s digital divi
Oct 242 min read


Overcoming roadblocks to ignite Africa's digital revolution
Vivek Badrinath, Director General of the GSMA, in his opening speech at GSMA MWC25 Kigali today.
Oct 212 min read


Tech firms collaborate in Kigali to boost Africa's surging mobile user base
By NhlaNhla Muthe The event wiill examine ways to improve Africa's growing position in the global digital economy. Africa's mobile market is predicted to grow to 700 million unique customers by the end of the decade, and technology leaders and industry experts are visiting Rwanda this week for MWC Kigali 2025. The summit, held by the GSMA from October 21 to 23 at the Kigali Convention Centre and inaugurated by Rwandan President Paul Kagame tomorrow, will examine ways to impro
Oct 201 min read
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