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Nigeria's largest telecom just nearly doubled its top-paid employees to 659 workers earning over $1,700 monthly, betting big on keeping talent home. The aggressive pay strategy comes as skilled professionals flee abroad and companies battle for scarce tech expertise.
Nigeria's telecom regulator created a new system to protect people from fraud when phone numbers get reassigned. The portal will help prevent identity theft tied to recycled SIM cards across banking, social media, and government services.
Ethiopia's economic liberalization in banking and telecommunications is creating a vibrant private sector boom, according to the UN Global Compact CEO. The country's welcoming business environment is driving growth across real estate, restaurants, and small businesses led by young people and women.
Ethiopia's economy is surging thanks to bold reforms that opened banking and telecommunications to competition. The UN Global Compact's top leader says small businesses, young entrepreneurs, and women are driving the country's remarkable growth.
Workers at IHS Holding can breathe easier as MTN Group guarantees their pay and benefits for 12 months following a major infrastructure merger. The commitment covers nearly 3,000 employees across Africa, the Middle East, and Latin America.
Foreign investment in Nigeria's telecom sector surged to $393 million in the first nine months of 2025, reversing years of decline. Better pricing policies and currency stability are bringing billions back to build better networks across the country.
MTN Ghana is aiming to collect over 7,000 pints of blood during its annual Valentine's Day donation campaign, building on 15 years of saving lives. Since 2011, the telecom company has mobilized 26,620 units of blood for hospitals nationwide.
A tennis court-sized satellite just unfurled its massive antenna in space, bringing us closer to cellular service anywhere on Earth. The record-breaking BlueBird 6 could help connect billions of people in remote areas to the internet.
African telecom companies are successfully raising billions in bonds after years of hesitation, with investors showing renewed confidence in the continent's digital infrastructure. The shift signals growing trust in Africa's connectivity sector and its demographic-driven growth potential.
After years of devastating conflict, Syria just signed historic deals with Saudi Arabia to launch a new airline and overhaul the country's internet with a $1 billion investment. These agreements mark one of the biggest foreign investments in Syria since the civil war ended.
Canadian telecom giant TELUS just became the first in the country to power all its global operations with 100% renewable electricity. The company is doubling down with an ambitious roadmap to reach net-zero emissions by 2040.
After decades of conflict, Syria is receiving billions in investments from Saudi Arabia to rebuild telecommunications, airports, and connect millions of people. The deals mark a turning point for a nation emerging from devastating sanctions and war.
Saudi Arabia just announced billions in investments to help Syria rebuild after years of conflict, including new airports, telecommunications, and clean water infrastructure. It's the largest development package since US sanctions lifted, giving millions of displaced Syrians hope for their country's future.
After decades of devastating conflict, Syria is opening to massive international investment as Saudi Arabia commits billions toward telecommunications, transportation, and economic recovery. The deals mark a turning point for a nation ready to rebuild.
Syria and Saudi Arabia just signed agreements worth over $10 billion to rebuild the war-torn nation's infrastructure, from airports to telecommunications. The historic partnership marks a new chapter for Syria after decades of conflict.
Syria is getting a massive boost as Saudi Arabia commits billions to help rebuild the war-torn nation, including a new airline and telecommunications network. After decades of isolation, major investments are finally flowing in to restore hope and infrastructure.
A new satellite company just got the green light to launch over 4,000 satellites that could bring secure, interference-resistant internet to businesses and governments worldwide. The technology promises to fix one of the biggest problems plaguing today's satellite communications.
Nigeria's smallest telecom carrier just pulled off something it hasn't done in years: three straight months of growth. After years of losses and a rocky rebrand, T2 Mobile is finally winning customers back.
UCLA engineers created microscopic wires that actually get quieter as electricity flows through them, flipping conventional physics on its head. This breakthrough could mean clearer phone calls, better sensors, and a faster path to quantum computers.
A telecom foundation is bringing coding, robotics, and electronics training to 500 students across five underserved regions in Ghana, with 70% of spots reserved for girls. The 12-week program has already reached over 1,700 young learners since launch.
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