Mylo Receives Approval for Digital Onboarding Services, Revolutionizing Egypt’s Fintech Landscape

Mylo, a fintech company from B.TECH, has received approval from Egypt’s Financial Regulatory Authority (FRA) to offer fully digital onboarding services. This service eliminates the need for in-person KYC verifications, providing instant access to financial services. Mylo is expanding nationwide, with services available in key Egyptian cities.

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Limited 4G and 5G Connectivity in Africa Restricts Digital Growth, Calls for Infrastructure Investment

Africa’s digital transformation faces challenges due to reliance on outdated 3G/2G networks, limiting access to modern services. However, with the expansion of 4G/5G and infrastructure improvements, the continent is poised for growth in digital inclusion, economic participation, and connectivity, driving innovations in mobile financial services, healthcare, and education.

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Batelco and Bahrain’s Ministry of Municipalities Affairs Sign MoU to Strengthen Digital Infrastructure

The Ministry of Municipalities Affairs in Bahrain has signed an MoU with Batelco to enhance digital infrastructure, focusing on connectivity, voice communication, smart security, and digital signage. This collaboration aims to strengthen the ministry’s systems and explore opportunities in smart city technologies, boosting operational efficiency and sustainability.

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Etihad Airways Partners with Wipro and Bahrain International Airport Upgrades Systems to Boost Efficiency

Etihad Airways has partnered with Wipro for a five-year technology modernization, integrating cloud solutions and Gen AI to enhance operational efficiency. Similarly, Bahrain Airport Services has upgraded its operations with SITA’s Resource Management System to optimize workforce and equipment utilization, improving efficiency and passenger experience at Bahrain International Airport.

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MTN South Sudan Secures 15-Year Operating License to Boost Network Expansion and Innovation

MTN South Sudan has secured a 15-year operating license from the National Communication Authority, replacing an outdated Sudanese license. The new license includes commitments to expand coverage, improve service quality, and drive innovation. MTN aims to cover 90% of the population within ten years, despite affordability and infrastructure challenges.

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CGEM Launches “Génération AI” Program to Boost AI Adoption Among Moroccan SMEs

The CGEM has launched the “Génération AI” program to help 1,000 Moroccan SMEs adopt AI, providing access to LinkedIn learning licenses and training on digital transformation, innovation, and sustainable development. This initiative aims to boost competitiveness and drive Morocco’s digital transformation, positioning SMEs for growth in the digital era.

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