Tag: Connectivity

Starlink, the satellite internet service developed by SpaceX, has officially launched in Senegal, marking a significant milestone as the company expands its presence across Africa, now reaching 26 countries on ...

The Namibian telecommunications regulator expressed concern over the slow adoption of 4G-enabled devices in the country, suggesting that tax incentives and breaks could stimulate greater usage among residents. During the ...

Mali has taken a significant step towards achieving digital sovereignty with the inauguration of a Tier III data centre during the country's third annual Digital Week. The event was spearheaded ...

In the fourth quarter of 2025, T2mobile, previously known as 9mobile, emerged as the leader in mobile network speeds in rural Nigeria, surpassing well-established competitors MTN, Airtel, and Globacom. This ...

MTN Nigeria has reported a staggering 9,218 incidents of fibre-optic cable cuts throughout 2025, leading to extensive network disruptions across the country and impacting millions of customers who rely on ...

Orange Côte d'Ivoire has teamed up with Eutelsat to launch a satellite broadband internet service aimed at bridging the connectivity gap in rural areas that lack 4G and fibre-optic networks ...

In a recent announcement, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) revealed that these licences will allow both companies to offer non-geostationary satellite broadband services in Nigeria starting in 2026. The issuance ...

As the satellite landscape grows increasingly crowded, Amazon is set to introduce its low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite internet service in South Africa, potentially by the end of this year. Under ...

Namibia has made significant strides in its digital and communication infrastructure, as Radio Electronic (PTY) Ltd, through its subsidiary Blue Telecommunications, received regulatory approval to offer Low Earth Orbit (LEO) ...

The Republic of Congo is set to connect to a new undersea cable in response to recent disruptions affecting internet access caused by faults in the West Africa Cable System ...