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Senegal’s President Macky Sall has asked the Ministry of Telecommunications and Digital Economy to implement an urgent plan to achieve nationwide mobile network coverage ‘as soon as possible’, local news agency APS reports. Chairing a weekly cabinet meeting on 15 March, President Sall ordered efforts to ‘improve national telephone coverage and accelerate the digital development of the...

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Zimbabwe’s government has announced it intends to increase Internet penetration to above 75% by 2025. Women’s affairs, community, small, and medium development minister Sithembiso Nyoni said the aim was to raise Internet access in the next two years. The Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe’s (Potraz) second-quarter report of 2022 showed that Internet penetration...

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In Nigeria, telecommunications is one of the sectors that consume the most electrical energy. As climate change accelerates, the telecoms regulator wants to introduce renewable energy sources to reduce the impact on the environment.  The Nigerian communications commission (NCC) has called on mobile network operators to switch from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The initiative should not...

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Digital technology is a major factor in the implementation of the Emerging Senegal Plan (PSE). The government is therefore investing in strengthening the national telecom infrastructure to accelerate digital transformation.  Macky Sall, President of Senegal, is concerned about improving the quality and coverage of telecom services in the country. On the occasion of the Council of Ministers...

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The Ugandan government wants to accelerate its digital transformation as part of its socio-economic development program. Kampala had started its journey towards digitalization in 2016, notably with the financial support of the World Bank.  The Ugandan government has secured an 1.8 trillion shillings (486.7 million USD) loan from the World Bank to expand internet access in...

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Nokia has been selected by MTN South Africa as one of its 5G RAN equipment providers. Under the deal, Nokia will modernise the existing 2G/3G/4G radio network and expand MTN’s 5G radio network across 2,800 sites in the Central and Eastern parts of the country. Nokia will provide equipment from its AirScale portfolio, including 5G AirScale baseband, Massive MIMO active antennas...