UAE-Based Entertainment Leaders Expand into Africa as True Gamers Launches in Morocco
Abu Dhabi / Casablanca —Over the past decade, UAE-based companies have become some of the most active international investors across…
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LG Unveils UltraGear Evo, Redefining 5k Gaming With World’s First AI Upscaling Technology
Expanding the Boundaries of High-Resolution Gaming With a New Lineup Spanning OLED, New MiniLED and Ultra-Wide Formats Dubai, United Arab…
TECNO Brings Immersive Fan Experience to Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) 2025 with Pop-Up Stores and Interactive Zones Across Morocco
PRESS RELEASECASABLANCA, Morocco, December 26, 2025/ — Following the opening of the Africa Cup of Nations 2025, TECNO extends its…
Jordan’s Mobile Subscriptions Rise to 8.48 Million in Q3 2025 as Data and 5G Usage Surge
Jordan’s mobile subscriptions reached 8.48 million in Q3 2025, up 2.6% year-on-year, driven by rising data usage and rapid growth in 5G adoption. Strong increases in mobile broadband consumption highlight shifting consumer behavior and growing reliance on digital services across the economy.
Edotco Deploys Shared Backup Power Systems to Strengthen Sri Lanka’s Telecom Resilience
Edotco has deployed 400 shared backup power systems across Sri Lanka to support all mobile operators and improve network resilience during disasters. Following major outages caused by Cyclone Ditwah, the company plans to scale the initiative to 1,000 sites, strengthening national digital and emergency communications infrastructure.
Saudi Arabia Ranks Second Globally in World Bank’s Digital Government Index
Saudi Arabia ranked second globally in the World Bank’s 2025 GovTech Maturity Index with a score of 99.64%. Strong results across digital systems, service delivery, and citizen engagement highlight the Kingdom’s rapid digital government transformation aligned with Vision 2030.
Vodafone Oman and Sultan Qaboos University Conclude Hackathon Focused on Applied Digital Transformation
Vodafone Oman and Sultan Qaboos University concluded a digital innovation hackathon focused on applied, scalable solutions aligned with national transformation goals. The initiative brought together 121 participants, produced market-ready concepts across key sectors, and reinforced industry-academia collaboration through research, talent development, and AI-focused initiatives.
Oman’s National Talent Delivers Market-Ready Cybersecurity Solutions for Telecom Sector
Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.Oman’s Hadatha Hackathon has delivered practical, market-ready cybersecurity solutions focused on the telecom sector. With strong participation from national talent and guidance from regulators and industry experts, the initiative highlighted the country’s growing cybersecurity maturity and the commercial potential of locally developed digital security solutions.
Nepal Telecom Declares 30% Cash Dividend for Shareholders
Nepal Telecom has announced a 30% cash dividend, including tax, from last fiscal year’s profits. The payout will be approved at the company’s annual general meeting on January 14, 2026, with the book closure date set for January 4, maintaining last year’s dividend level.
Mobile Money Adoption Stalls in Morocco at 12%, Among Lowest in Africa
Only 12% of Moroccans use mobile money, ranking the country among Africa’s lowest adopters, according to Afrobarometer. Regulatory hurdles, reliance on traditional banking, and digital divides have slowed uptake, with continued heavy cash usage highlighting challenges to financial inclusion.