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Namibia Invests US$2.3 Million To Enhance Rural Connectivity

April 17, 2026

Namibia has allocated US$2.3 million to enhance rural connectivity, aiming to bridge one of Africa's most persistent digital divides. This funding, part of Phase II of the Universal Service Fund ...

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Namibia Invests US$2.3 Million To Enhance Rural Connectivity

Eswatini TV Faces Challenges In Securing FIFA World Cup 2026 Broadcasting Rights

Liability For AI-Generated Content Takes Centre Stage At Upcoming Broadcast Compliance Webinar

BMA Survey: African Media Turns To AI To Unlock New Revenue Streams Amid Industry Pressures

Microsoft Invests US$329 Million In South Africa’s Cloud Infrastructure

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Tanzania Telecommunications Corporation Launches New Centre To Showcase High-Speed Fibre Services

Driving Broadcast Innovation In East Africa – LAWO Joins Broadcasters Convention 2026 As Key Industry Partner

BMA Survey: AI-Driven Content Raises Editorial Integrity Concerns Across African Media

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Namibia Invests US$2.3 Million To Enhance Rural Connectivity

MultiChoice Launches New Gaming Hub – Called “DStv Arcade”

SuperSport To Miss Coverage of 2026 Winter Olympics Because Of Cost-Cutting Measures

Zimbabwe: Delisting Of Econet Wireless – Owner Reflects On Challenges And Future Aspirations

Amazon Launches First Internet Satellites To Compete With Starlink

Trump’s H-1B Visa Bill spooks India’s IT companies

You can now play Bill Gates’ first PC game and run over donkeys on your iPhone, Apple Watch

Bridging The Gap: Overcoming Infrastructure Barriers For AI Adoption In Africa’s Media Industry

ICASA Unveils New Digital Terrestrial Television Regulations For 2026: Revolutionising South Africa’s Broadcasting Landscape

Nigeria: FG Launches Africa’s First Maritime Television – Blue Economy Television

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