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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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High spectrum prices are having negative impacts on consumers, according to a new report from the GSM Association.
The Kenyan operator is trying to equip in-house staff with the skills it will need to thrive in a digital age.
Cloud services in Africa will run on both public and private cloud platforms and be provided by a mix of global players and local or regional players, finds industry analyst.
Connecting Africa's 'Cloud Evolution in Africa' webinar revealed that cloud services are a game changer for Africa and without adequate access to these services, digital transformation loses some of its depth and meaning.
With mobile tower valuations making global headlines, African operator Helios Towers dusts off its IPO papers with a planned listing on the London Stock exchange and talk of expansion.
 WebinarsWednesday, October 2, 2019
2:00 PM SAST Artificial intelligence (AI) is impacting operations across multiple industry verticals, but how can it be put to good use by communications network operators across Africa? This webinar cuts through the hype surrounding AI to look at how it is already being used by mobile and fixed line network operators and the impact it can have an operational and business strategies. Tuesday, October 8, 2019
01:00 PM South Africa Standard Time The introduction of 4G mobile broadband services across Africa has been transformative for individual users, businesses and economies, as well as the continent's mobile operators, but now the world is getting excited about the potential of 5G. This webinar looks at the evolving role of 4G across Africa and how 5G will play a role in the development of digital, connected economies. This webinar is part of the Connecting Africa Digital Series, which is produced in association with AfricaCom. Industry Announcements
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