VEON has officially moved its group headquarters from Amsterdam to Dubai, becoming the largest Nasdaq-listed company based in Dubai. The relocation aims to strengthen its position in global markets, offering new opportunities for investors and benefiting from enhanced access to talent and visibility with Gulf investors.
PalmPay has partnered with Jumia to enhance Nigeria’s digital payment ecosystem, allowing Jumia shoppers to pay using PalmPay wallets. This collaboration aims to improve user experience and drive the adoption of cashless transactions, signaling the beginning of a long-term partnership to boost innovation and digital payments across Africa.
du has partnered with Cyberspace Technologies to introduce Tairra, a comprehensive business management platform designed to enhance team coordination, project management, and customer experience. The platform features integrated tools such as client management, productivity tools, and a gamified loyalty program, offering businesses a transformative solution for improved efficiency.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan emphasized strengthening economic cooperation in sectors like IT, agriculture, and green technology. They discussed deepening bilateral relations, supporting each other on key national issues, and reaffirming their commitment to regional peace, with a target of achieving $5 billion in bilateral trade.
UNESCO and Nepal’s CEHRD organized a training session for 28 master facilitators to enhance digital competencies at over 2,000 Community Learning Centres (CLCs) across Nepal. The training focused on gender-sensitive digital learning materials, empowering facilitators to adapt resources for inclusive and resilient education in the country.
Nepal Telecom (NT), Agriculture Development Bank Limited (ADBL), and Citizens Investment Trust (CIT) have announced dividend payouts for their shareholders. NT has proposed a 30% dividend, CIT 13%, and ADBL 10.53%. NT’s revenue decline has been attributed to reduced voice call usage due to OTT services and increased competition.
BTCL plans to revamp its “Alaap” OTT application in 2025, incorporating new features such as SMS, wallet services, and metro rail tickets to attract more users. The app aims to reduce reliance on foreign apps, offering free internet calls and affordable off-net calling, though facing challenges with number allocation.
The GCC Sustainability Innovation Hub, a collaboration of telecom operators, has released a white paper outlining strategies to achieve net-zero carbon emissions. The report highlights the challenges in adopting renewable energy and offers actionable solutions to promote sustainable practices in the telecom industry, positioning the GCC as a leader in innovation.
Over 1.6 million Moroccans are unable to afford basic internet services, according to the latest Internet Poverty Index. The report highlights significant disparities in internet affordability, with Morocco ranking 105th globally. The findings emphasize the ongoing challenges in achieving digital inclusion, especially in underserved regions.
Kuwait’s newly-installed AI cameras have detected over 4,000 traffic violations in just a few days, highlighting issues like seat belt use and mobile phone distractions. The country is also set to introduce stricter traffic laws with increased fines for offenses, aiming to improve road safety and reduce traffic accidents.
VEON has officially moved its group headquarters from Amsterdam to Dubai, becoming the largest Nasdaq-listed company based in Dubai. The relocation aims to strengthen its position in global markets, offering new opportunities for investors and benefiting from enhanced access to talent and visibility with Gulf investors.
PalmPay has partnered with Jumia to enhance Nigeria’s digital payment ecosystem, allowing Jumia shoppers to pay using PalmPay wallets. This collaboration aims to improve user experience and drive the adoption of cashless transactions, signaling the beginning of a long-term partnership to boost innovation and digital payments across Africa.
du has partnered with Cyberspace Technologies to introduce Tairra, a comprehensive business management platform designed to enhance team coordination, project management, and customer experience. The platform features integrated tools such as client management, productivity tools, and a gamified loyalty program, offering businesses a transformative solution for improved efficiency.
Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan emphasized strengthening economic cooperation in sectors like IT, agriculture, and green technology. They discussed deepening bilateral relations, supporting each other on key national issues, and reaffirming their commitment to regional peace, with a target of achieving $5 billion in bilateral trade.
UNESCO and Nepal’s CEHRD organized a training session for 28 master facilitators to enhance digital competencies at over 2,000 Community Learning Centres (CLCs) across Nepal. The training focused on gender-sensitive digital learning materials, empowering facilitators to adapt resources for inclusive and resilient education in the country.
Nepal Telecom (NT), Agriculture Development Bank Limited (ADBL), and Citizens Investment Trust (CIT) have announced dividend payouts for their shareholders. NT has proposed a 30% dividend, CIT 13%, and ADBL 10.53%. NT’s revenue decline has been attributed to reduced voice call usage due to OTT services and increased competition.
BTCL plans to revamp its “Alaap” OTT application in 2025, incorporating new features such as SMS, wallet services, and metro rail tickets to attract more users. The app aims to reduce reliance on foreign apps, offering free internet calls and affordable off-net calling, though facing challenges with number allocation.
The GCC Sustainability Innovation Hub, a collaboration of telecom operators, has released a white paper outlining strategies to achieve net-zero carbon emissions. The report highlights the challenges in adopting renewable energy and offers actionable solutions to promote sustainable practices in the telecom industry, positioning the GCC as a leader in innovation.
Over 1.6 million Moroccans are unable to afford basic internet services, according to the latest Internet Poverty Index. The report highlights significant disparities in internet affordability, with Morocco ranking 105th globally. The findings emphasize the ongoing challenges in achieving digital inclusion, especially in underserved regions.
Kuwait’s newly-installed AI cameras have detected over 4,000 traffic violations in just a few days, highlighting issues like seat belt use and mobile phone distractions. The country is also set to introduce stricter traffic laws with increased fines for offenses, aiming to improve road safety and reduce traffic accidents.
