Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Tanzania and Kenya have launched a new terrestrial fibre link connecting Dar es Salaam and Mombasa, enhancing regional digital resilience, cross-border trade, and e-commerce, while promoting collaboration on digital policy and security frameworks.
Orange Jordan renews its COPC certification for the sixth year, underscoring its dedication to exceptional customer service and continuous innovation. This milestone strengthens its leadership in Jordan’s digital transformation and aligns with global quality standards.
JoAcademy partners with Truecaller to deliver trusted, Arabic-localized communication for students and parents, enhancing clarity and engagement in digital learning. The integration features verified branding, call reasons, video caller ID, and callback options to foster stronger connections.
Cisco’s deal to modernize Bahrain’s government networks is part of a $17 billion US-Bahrain investment partnership focusing on technology and infrastructure, reinforcing Bahrain’s drive to become a Gulf tech leader.
El Gamal Group and BWH Hotels collaborate to develop a four-star Best Western Plus hotel in Giza, strategically located near the Grand Egyptian Museum. The project combines premium hospitality offerings with a prime cultural tourism destination, marking BWH’s first internationally branded hotel in the area.
U Mobile partners with Melaka ICT Holdings to leverage state infrastructure and accelerate 5G deployment in Malacca. The collaboration supports U Mobile’s target of 80% national 5G coverage by mid-2026, with Malacca aiming for full 4G and 5G population coverage by 2027.
Telin launches its second cable landing station in Kalasey, Minahasa, to support the Bifrost subsea cable connecting North America and Southeast Asia. The new station enhances network capacity and regional connectivity, with the Bifrost cable service slated for Q3 2025.
Liberia, ECOWAS, and the World Bank collaborate on a second subsea cable to connect five West African countries, improving network redundancy and digital infrastructure. This initiative aims to ensure more reliable internet access and strengthen regional connectivity beyond the current single ACE cable.
ACES India will deploy advanced 4G and 5G telecom infrastructure across Bangalore’s Namma Metro, enhancing connectivity for over 300 million annual commuters. The 13-year partnership supports India’s digital mobility goals through a shared infrastructure model that reduces costs and accelerates service rollout.
MEA’s telecom sector posted $149 billion in 2024 spending, led by mobile data growth and infrastructure investment. Operators are transforming into tech firms, driving 5G, fiber, and AI adoption amid ongoing economic and geopolitical risks affecting future expansion.