Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
2.5x oversubscription in a risk-selective market underscores the investment case for Africa’s largest independent fibre network LONDON, United Kingdom s,…
Generative AI could add up to $35 billion annually to GCC economies, complementing $150 billion from other AI technologies. With strong adoption and data management laws, GCC nations are set to leverage AI’s economic potential while addressing data sovereignty.
Nepal’s telecommunications regulator has blocked more than 200,000 illegal online betting and gambling websites as part of an intensified nationwide…
The Nepal Internet Foundation (NIF) won the ASOCIO 2024 DX Award for its Everest Community Network (ECN) project, which provides reliable digital connectivity to remote Himalayan villages. ECN has supported eco-tourism, education, and disaster response, showcasing the impact of technology in rural development and fostering sustainable digital solutions.
Capgemini has partnered with La French Tech Casablanca to strengthen Morocco’s digital innovation ecosystem, supporting startups, entrepreneurs and technology talent…
Tunisia has announced that the Global Game Jam 2026 will be held from January 26 to February 1, highlighting Africa’s emerging talent in gaming and digital creativity. Organized by Makers Factory and partners, the event invites developers and artists to create new games within 48 hours, reinforcing Tunisia’s leadership in Africa’s tech innovation scene.
Morocco has licensed 5G networks to Maroc Telecom, Orange Maroc, and inwi, enabling commercial launch in November 2025 with MAD 40 billion investment and plans to cover 70% of the population by 2030.
Dubai, UAE –– Hospinorm, a leading provider of advanced healthcare solutions across the GCC, is proud to announce its partnership…
Zain has made significant strides in sustainable technology by adopting green solutions across its networks. The company is on track to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050, focusing on energy-efficient products and network innovations. Its green initiatives have already cut emissions across 1,800 sites, promoting sustainability in the MENA region.
CITRA has proposed new licensing regulations for wireless and Internet service providers in Kuwait, setting annual license fees at KD 75,000 for wireless providers and KD 98,000 for Internet providers. The new rules emphasize compliance with data security, national regulations, and control over network connections, aiming to enhance sector oversight.