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Connecting Africa provides industry executives with the latest news on communications networking and services transformation underway in Africa. Every day thousands of communications industry professionals visit Connecting Africa to get exclusive news and updates on the challenges and opportunities associated with the funding, planning, deployment and operation of communications networks in Africa. In our Connecting Africa newsletter, delivered every Friday, you'll receive a weekly roundup of our most important developments in Africa's communications networking and services sector. Sign up for Connecting Africa Insights and join our professional network of network operators, regulators, government officials, investors, enterprise CXOs and other senior communications networking decision-makers. |
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MTN has appointed industry veteran Gordian Kyomukama as CEO in South Sudan but says Cameroon CEO Hendrik Kasteel has handed in his notice.
South Africa's Telkom could cut up to 3,000 jobs across a number of business units.
Vodacom is rumored to be looking to take over some of struggling rival Cell C's contract customers, according to a Bloomberg report.
Major Internet blackouts in 2019 cost African economies a combined $2.36 billion, according to a report from Top10VPN.com.
Some good news for MTN Nigeria – the country's attorney general has withdrawn a US$2 billion tax demand that has been hanging over the telco for more than a year.
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Avanti Country Manager and Sales Director for Southern Africa, Brenden Pronk, discusses the latest development at Avanti and calls for the ...
Parallel Wireless's Christoph Fitih shared how the company's 2G/3G/4G/5G software-enabled Open Network solution is helping telcos in Africa deploy ...
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1:00 p.m. South Africa / 11 a.m. London The Internet of Things (IoT) offers many positive opportunities for enterprises large and small. Join this webinar to find out how major South African freight logistics company is using IoT technology and systems to its operational and business advantage. Industry Announcements
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Connecting Africa Editor Paula Gilbert and Telecoms.com Deputy Editor Jamie Davies provide insights into the final day of AfricaCom 2019 and a ...
Connecting Africa Editor Paula Gilbert chats about key topics from day two at AfricaCom 2019, including 4G vs. 5G, Liquid Telecom's new fiber link ...
Connecting Africa Editor Paula Gilbert and Telecoms.com Deputy Editor Jamie Davies provide their insights into topics such as spectrum ...
Connecting Africa editor Paula Gilbert discusses the key trends in Africa's ICT sector, including the fourth industrial revolution and digital ...
AfricaCom TV caught up with Herman Singh, MTN's Group Chief Digital Officer, during the 20th anniversary event. Singh discussed the role of mobile ...
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The shortlist has been announced of five innovative companies which are in the running for the AfricaCom's AHUB Pitch & Win 2019 competition, in partnership with GSMA.
Given the size of the contribution the mobile industry makes to the sub-Saharan African economy, it could be argued that the region's businesses and enterprises have more at stake in the ...
Underpinned by its socio-economic transformation, Africa is narrowing the gap in technological and digital divides. This, for the most part, will be driven by its highly-adaptive and ...
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