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Algérie Télécom has launched a Ramadan 2026 promotion offering up to 30 free internet days for customers who upgrade their connection speeds. The campaign also includes discounted fibre modems and Wi-Fi repeaters, supporting higher-speed adoption and national fibre expansion efforts.
Morocco leads Africa in 2025 mobile internet speeds at 124.32 Mbps, followed by South Africa and Tunisia, according to Ookla’s Speedtest Global Index. Only eight African countries met ranking thresholds, highlighting uneven digital infrastructure investment across the continent.
A telecom customer has filed a Rs2 million lawsuit after Rs823 was deducted for a weekly package that was never activated. The Consumer Court has issued notice to the company amid rising complaints over failed activations, balance deductions, and weak customer support on the associated fintech platform.
Southern African nations Namibia, Botswana and Lesotho have announced major connectivity initiatives. MTC and BoFiNet signed a cross-border fibre MoU centred on the Buitepos-Ngoma corridor, while Lesotho committed US$24.07 million to upgrade ICT infrastructure, improve cybersecurity and expand affordable public internet access nationwide.
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