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Orange Jordan has partnered with Dar Aldawa to provide mobile and internet solutions, enhancing the pharmaceutical company’s operational efficiency. The collaboration includes high-speed internet and mobile lines, aiming to optimize communication and resource management. This partnership reinforces Orange Jordan’s commitment to driving digital transformation in various sectors.
Axian Telecom has issued a $600 million bond to finance the expansion and modernization of its telecom infrastructure across Africa. This capital injection aims to enhance connectivity through new fiber optics, 4G/5G network rollouts, and upgrades. The move demonstrates investor confidence and supports the continent’s digital inclusion goals, with expected positive impacts on various sectors and economic growth.
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Nigerian Communications Commission mandates telecom providers to notify customers of major outages with detailed info and advance notice. Operators must compensate for prolonged disruptions, report incidents publicly via a dedicated portal, reinforcing transparency and infrastructure protection under CNII classification.
Pakistan showcased its growing IT sector at Web Summit Qatar 2025, with a dedicated pavilion highlighting the country’s tech innovations. The event fostered international partnerships and business opportunities, paving the way for stronger collaborations between Pakistani and Qatari tech companies, boosting Pakistan’s global tech presence.
The cornerstone of Wahyd Logistics’ disruptive strategy is its digital Logistics Marketplace. This platform acts as a crucial link between businesses in need of logistic services and the providers capable of fulfilling those requirements.
Tunisia has granted 5G licenses to Tunisie Telecom, Orange Tunisie, and Ooredoo Tunisia, with the commercial rollout scheduled for 2025. The licenses include essential spectrum for 5G usage and will enhance mobile connectivity across the country. The move supports Tunisia’s Vision 2030 by fostering digital growth and attracting investment.
JazzCash received the ‘Pioneering Telco to Launch Tap on Phone’ award from Mastercard, recognizing its innovation in enabling merchants across Pakistan to accept contactless payments via NFC-enabled devices, promoting a digital, cashless economy.
Asyad Group and Omantel launched the ASYAD Accelerator to support local tech startups in Oman’s logistics sector. The programme nurtures innovative digital solutions, focusing on cold chain logistics and operational efficiency. Four startups were selected for their scalability and potential to drive Oman’s logistics innovation in alignment with Vision 2040.
Bangla Phone Ltd has received approval for Bangladesh’s first Nationwide Telecommunication Transmission Network (NTTN) licence in 11 years. The licence will allow the company to build and manage a nationwide fibre-optic transmission network, improving broadband access and potentially reducing service costs. The licence is pending final approval by the Ministry.