Starlink drives African broadband speeds higher

The conflict-besieged Sahel region, including mainly Burkina Faso, Maurita and Niger, has received a boost from Emergency Telecommunications Cluster (ETC) aimed at enhancing digital connectivity.

The Foundation says it has connected over 3000 schools and millions of learners to digital education platforms across Africa.

Telecom Namibia has signed a strategic pilot commercial agreement with Angola’s National Space Programme Management Office as part of a broader collaboration on ICT.

Southern African country is working toward an aggressive legislative overhaul to force tech platforms to report and eliminate online child exploitation.

The partnership will debut in Nigeria next quarter, introducing a fintech super-app platform designed to anchor a next-generation ecosystem for digital finance, lifestyle, and commerce services.

New platform combines local content with flexible viewing and payment options.

The survey aims to provide insights into how banks, fintechs and payment providers are adapting to evolving customer expectations and increasingly cashless economies.

The disconnect has already sparked an increase in cybercrime across the continent, posing an imminent danger to the region's digital future.

Africa’s digital growth demands new security approaches to build trust amid rising cyber risks.

Nigerian-founded fintech firm enhances employee benefits amid rising living costs and growing competition for talent.

The investment will accelerate the expansion of firm's battery-swapping network, industrial footprint and next-generation EV infrastructure across high-growth African markets.

The initiative is expected to benefit more than 1,000 women entrepreneurs through digital literacy and financial management training in Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Namibia and the Republic of the Congo.