Ericsson has partnered with Zain Bahrain to expand and modernize its 4G and 5G networks. The deal includes the extension of Managed Services, the deployment of energy-efficient RAN products, and network upgrades to support Bahrain’s digital transformation and sustainability goals. This collaboration aims to enhance network performance and customer experiences.
Emirates Telecommunications Group reported a 10% increase in revenue for FY 2024, surpassing analyst expectations. The company’s net income rose by 4.3%, while its profit margin decreased to 18%. Despite higher expenses, the company forecasts 8.1% revenue growth over the next three years.
Mohamed Benchaaboun has been appointed as the new chair of the management board of Maroc Telecom, replacing Abdeslam Ahizoune after his 27-year tenure. The appointment follows a challenging period for the company, which was fined $630 million for unfair competition practices, exceeding its 2023 profit.
Batelco by Beyon has introduced new Fiber Speed plans, offering speeds up to 2Gbps, with entry-level speeds increased from 100Mbps to 300Mbps. Existing customers benefit from the upgrade at no extra cost. This enhancement improves online experiences with faster downloads, smoother streaming, and better overall performance.
The Binary Holdings and Robi Axiata have partnered to introduce Web3-powered engagement to over 40 million users in Bangladesh. This collaboration incorporates gamification and blockchain-driven rewards, enabling Robi subscribers to earn incentives through mobile interactions. The initiative aims to enhance user engagement and drive new revenue streams for Robi.
Telenity has upgraded its Digital Services Platform for Ooredoo Algeria, transforming it into a full-stack solution that optimizes partner ecosystem orchestration, service catalog management, and digital content monetization. The new platform streamlines operations and enhances customer engagement, driving service agility and supporting Ooredoo’s digital transformation and growth.
Bridge Alliance is advancing its Bridge Alliance API Exchange (BAEx) with 14 committed operators, simplifying API adoption for enterprises. The platform will be showcased at MWC Barcelona 2025, highlighting innovations like Number Verification and SIM Swap APIs. Bridge Alliance is strengthening its network through strategic partnerships with channel providers.
Telenity has upgraded its Digital Services Platform for Ooredoo Algeria, enhancing its capabilities to manage the entire digital services lifecycle. The new platform optimizes partner ecosystem orchestration, subscription lifecycle management, and digital content monetization, driving service agility, customer retention, and increased ARPU. Telenity supports Ooredoo’s digital transformation.
Pakistan has strengthened its digital infrastructure with the arrival of the Africa-1 submarine cable, addressing bandwidth issues and enhancing connectivity. This cable, part of a global consortium, will improve business operations and support digital transformation. Concerns remain over market concentration in Pakistan’s international gateway sector.
du has introduced cryptocurrency as a new payment option, allowing customers to pay their bills using digital currencies. In addition to Apple Pay, Samsung Pay, and debit/credit cards, this new feature marks du’s commitment to integrating innovative digital payment solutions into its services.
