Technology news and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Technology News and insights in the Middle East, South Asia, and Africa
Bahrain reviews telecom sector preparedness as government and operators strengthen network resilience, emergency response systems and digital infrastructure coordination amid evolving regional developments.
Turkcell partners with Ericsson and Mavenir to advance 5G Advanced deployment, initiate 6G research and integrate AI-powered capabilities into its mobile core network infrastructure.
Ethio Telecom signs vendor deals at MWC26 to modernise network infrastructure and expand 4G and 5G coverage across Ethiopia, including rural connectivity projects and new innovation partnerships.
Vodacom and Huawei have launched Africa’s first EcoMatrix network in Tanzania, improving 4G performance by 200 percent while reducing energy consumption and infrastructure complexity.
JazzWorld has partnered with the GSMA Innovation Fund to co-finance Pakistani startups and accelerate mobile-driven digital innovation with social and economic impact across the country.
Maroc Telecom has waived February telecom bills for residents of Ksar El Kebir following severe floods, while deploying teams to restore network services and support affected communities.
Ghana has launched its first 5G network through a shared wholesale infrastructure model led by NGIC, enabling telecom operators to deliver services while accelerating nationwide connectivity and digital innovation.
Vodafone Egypt is offering free international calls to six Arab countries for three days following a regulatory directive aimed at helping residents stay connected with family during escalating regional tensions.
Banglalink joins global telecom leaders at MWC 2026 to explore AI-driven digital transformation and infrastructure collaboration while highlighting Bangladesh’s growing digital ecosystem.
Pakistan has shortlisted Jazz, Zong and Ufone to participate in its upcoming 5G spectrum auction, advancing the country’s plans to introduce next-generation connectivity. The move is expected to strengthen digital infrastructure and enable new services across sectors as Pakistan prepares for the transition beyond 4G.