A new report published this week by the Internet Society explains the steps African countries can take to bring faster and less expensive Internet
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Reducing Right of Way (RoW) fee is good but will not end telecom industry turmoils
Matters eRising with OLUSEGUN ORUAME First, Ekiti state, then Kaduna, Plateau, Imo and then other states. More than 10 states have either crashed Right
MainOne partners Burkina Faso, World Bank to deliver connectivity services
MainOne, West Africa’s premier connectivity and data center solution provider, has been entrusted by the government of Burkina Faso, backed by the World Bank,
Netcom Africa partners Lagos State, others to tame COVID-19
Netcom Africa has partnered the Lagos State Government, YPO, Landmark Center, and various other companies to help curtail the COVID-19 spread in the state.
Why Kebbi State established a full ministry for IT – Abdullah Magoro
By Anthony Nwosu and Emmanuel Fagbenle The drive for efficiency and higher productivity among government workers and the strategic need to build capacity in
Telcos in MEA partnering global hyperscalers to accelerate cloud adoption, says GlobalData
Telecommunication companies can now start entering the next wave of their go-to-market approach and play a more active role in connectivity, consulting, and the
Achieving digital ecosystems in rural Africa remains a challenge
Creating a digital ecosystem in rural areas requires collaboration with local suppliers if long-term success is to be achieved. This is according to Jeremy
NCC drafts guidelines for use of TV white spaces
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has put together guidelines for the use of Television White Spaces (TVWS) to benefit rural broadband connectivity in Nigeria.
Global internet growth stalls
Focus shifts to ‘meaningful universal connectivity’ to drive global development Traditional approaches to driving internet network roll-out and uptake are failing to reach the
Funding Nigeria’s digital gap
Despite the growth in mobile and internet subscriptions in the country, a wide gap still exist with communities of unserved and underserved begging for