When the GSMA and MTN Group announced a plan to deliver smartphones priced at about ₦44,000, the goal was simple: make…
IHS Towers has completed the sale of its entire Rwandan business to Paradigm Tower Ventures in a transaction valued at…
Ericsson and Vodafone have announced a five-year partnership focused on developing programmable networks to modernize …
Nigeria’s pioneer 4G LTE operator, Ntel, is preparing a comeback to the telecom market after securing fresh funding to …
Starlink has announced that it is now the world’s largest 4G network provider by coverage, following the expansion of …
Airtel Africa has pulled off something that used to sound impossible, a working internet connection on a moving train, …
Kenya’s Mawingu, an internet service provider focused on underserved communities, has raised $20 million in Series C fu…
In 2009, SEACOM’s first submarine cable rewired Africa’s internet. For the first time, the East Coast of the continent…
Delta State’s connectivity could soon improve following a new deal between DISC Media & Telecoms (DMT) and Globaco…
MTN Nigeria has received regulatory approval from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to lease fresh spectrum…
The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) is one of Africa’s biggest untapped internet markets. Despite a population of mo…
Telecom Egypt has approved a binding offer from Helios Investment Partners to acquire a controlling stake in its Region…
MTN Group is making a major play in Africa’s digital future. The telecom giant is in advanced talks with U.S. and Euro…
Starlink has hit a wall in Nigeria’s largest urban centres. The satellite internet service, launched to much fanfare i…
FG Scraps 5% Telecom Tax: What This Means for Nigerian Users The Federal Government has officially removed the 5% exci…
Nigeria’s smartphone market finally caught its breath in Q2 2025, growing 10% after a difficult start to the year, acc…
Getting online in Nigeria is expensive. For students who need access to research, farmers checking market prices, or jo…
The Weight of Another Name Change Nigerians are used to telcos making promises. Faster internet, clearer calls, cheap…
