stc Bahrain is celebrating 15 years of driving digital transformation in the kingdom. The company continues to innovate with initiatives like 5.5G deployment, Web3, and key infrastructure projects. As part of its anniversary, stc Bahrain is offering exclusive promotions and supporting local talent through various programs.
Inwi has launched WiFi 7 in Morocco, providing up to four times faster internet speeds. The technology promises ultra-high-definition streaming, smooth online gaming, and seamless remote work. Subscribers will benefit from stable internet, quick response times, and efficient management of multiple devices for an enhanced digital experience.
Oman has launched a Postal Sector Policy and Executive Programme (2025-2029) to modernize and regulate the expanding postal sector, improve service quality, and support e-commerce and logistics. The programme aligns with national goals and includes initiatives like postal service liberalization, a national addressing system, and e-commerce delivery guidelines.
BSCL has requested the BTRC to mandate satellite internet providers, including Starlink, to route bandwidth through its ground station, aiming for resource utilization and revenue growth. However, BTRC is unlikely to enforce this for NGSO operators like Starlink, fearing it could hinder their entry into Bangladesh’s market.
Jordan’s internet and social media usage have seen significant growth in 2025, with 10.7 million internet users and 6.45 million social media users. Platforms like YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn are thriving, while TikTok, Messenger, and X are experiencing declines. The rise underscores the country’s growing digital adoption.
WorldLink Communications has become the first internet service provider in Nepal to reach 1 million users. To celebrate, the company is offering a daily giveaway of 10 iPhone 16 units from March 2 to 11. Both new and existing subscribers are eligible by purchasing or renewing their subscriptions.
EFInA CEO Foyinsolami Akinjayeju discussed the organization’s collaboration with the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and other agencies to expand connectivity in rural Nigeria. Despite high mobile and internet penetration, limited infrastructure has hindered financial inclusion. Ongoing projects aim to enhance connectivity and improve access to financial services through digital technology.
Disrupt.com, a UAE-based venture builder founded by the Gadit brothers, has committed $100 million to drive innovation in AI, cybersecurity, Web 3.0, automotive technology, and retail. Despite a global decline in VC funding, Disrupt.com aims to empower startups with strong organic growth potential, focusing on industries shaping the future.
Aani, the UAE’s central bank-backed instant payment platform, has enrolled 1.5 million users and is on track to drive further digital payments adoption. The platform facilitates real-time transfers via mobile numbers, emails, and QR codes, with plans for expanded features like QR payments for businesses, international remittances, and direct debits.
Qatar’s Ministry of Communications and Information Technology (MCIT) has signed a five-year partnership with Scale AI to enhance AI adoption and training within government operations. The deal aims to develop 50 AI-driven use cases by 2029, focusing on automation, predictive analytics, and workforce upskilling for digital transformation.
