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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.

For the first time, Openserve, South Africa's leading connectivity provider and a Telkom Group company, is joining the rest of the world in commemorating World Fibre Day in South Africa. The event coincides with a momentous milestone—ten years since Openserve was launched in 2015.

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.

With over 25 years’ experience, Bassit will drive the expansion of Bayobab’s communication platforms across Africa and beyond.

Airtel Uganda’s first-half results for 2025 show a 14.7% rise in its customer base to 17.9 million and a 30.4% jump in data revenues.

A week ahead of its H1 results, Africa’s largest telco signals a return to profitability, powered by data and fintech growth across its key markets. MTN Nigeria, Ghana, and Uganda are leading the charge, offering shareholders renewed optimism.

Two of Africa’s biggest telecom operators join forces to expand high-speed connectivity in Mozambique, Tanzania, and the DRC in a move...

The ICT Minister cut short his overseas visit and returned to Cairo to closely monitor the situation and assess the damage caused by fire.

MTN South Sudan CEO Mapula Bodibe reaffirmed the telco’s commitment to digital inclusion and rural connectivity. MTN South Sudan has...

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In a powerful show of community-driven innovation, Kamberg in KwaZulu-Natal has partnered with Vodacom to secure local base stations from vandalism and battery theft. Through added fencing and community-led patrols, this initiative ensures uninterrupted mobile access — critical for communication, business, and emergency response in remote areas.