Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Vodafone Qatar successfully delivered nationwide 5G and fibre connectivity during the FIFA Arab Cup Qatar 2025, supporting millions of users with high network reliability and performance while reinforcing Qatar’s vision for world-class sporting events and digital innovation.
Nigeria’s telecom industry is expected to enter a strong expansion phase in 2026 after a year of consolidation, driven by rising data demand, regulatory stability, and new government-led digital infrastructure initiatives, according to ATCON.
PTCL has confirmed its participation in Pakistan’s upcoming 5G spectrum auction following its acquisition of Telenor Pakistan, positioning the merged entity as the country’s second-largest telecom operator amid strong revenue growth and persistent cost pressures across the sector.
Groundbreaking partnership transforms pitch renovation program into comprehensive talent development platform, offering long-term support for promising U12–15 players across African…
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, December 30, 2025/ — By NJ Ayuk, Executive Chairman, African Energy Chamber (https://EnergyChamber.org/). A quarter of the…
Superchat has launched Shop Anything, a WhatsApp-based feature that lets users search, compare, and buy products from any online store through a single chat. The launch reflects the UAE’s shift toward conversational, AI-driven commerce.
du has partnered with Huawei to deploy the UAE’s first customized multi-band indoor 5G base station, integrating 3G, 4G, and 5G into a single unit. The solution enhances indoor coverage, improves efficiency, and supports du’s 5G-Advanced and sustainability goals.
Qatar is embedding artificial intelligence across government services and national programs under its Digital Agenda 2030. Through coordinated policy, infrastructure investment, and applied AI projects, the country is strengthening efficiency, innovation, and its position as a regional technology hub.
DIB Pakistan has partnered with Zindigi to offer a Shariah-compliant current account operated directly through the Zindigi app. The collaboration aims to expand digital banking access, enhance financial inclusion, and support the growth of Islamic fintech services in Pakistan.
Mobile apps accounted for 81 percent of Pakistan’s digital transactions in FY2024–25, as digital payments surpassed Rs. 55 trillion in value. Strong growth was also recorded in Raast payments, card usage, and digital banking, highlighting the country’s accelerating shift toward mobile-led financial services.