27 November 2025
Morocco’s cybersecurity industry has surpassed the $1.2 billion mark, driven by a sharp increase in cyber-attacks that is prompting government agencies, financial institutions, and businesses to bolster their defenses. A recent report by Ken Research highlights this surge, marking a pivotal moment in Morocco’s evolving cyber risk landscape.
The report reveals that cyber incidents in the country have climbed by 30% in 2024, with over 1,300 breaches recorded so far this year. This alarming trend has led to some of the most costly cyber disruptions in North Africa, including targeted ransomware attacks on private companies in Casablanca, sophisticated phishing schemes targeting financial institutions, and attempted intrusions on critical government systems in Rabat. Several affected organizations have reported damages amounting to millions of dollars, involving operational shutdowns, data breaches, and expensive system recoveries.
Find out more26 November 2025
CSquared has formally submitted an application to join LINX Accra, the recently launched Internet Exchange Point (IXP) in Ghana.
This move aligns with CSquared’s mission to foster a more inclusive and interconnected African digital landscape and follows its recent expansion of the West African fibre backbone.
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26 November 2025
Ethio Telecom and ZTE have announced the successful deployment of 152 new rural base stations across Ethiopia’s most remote regions.
These stations now deliver 2G, 3G, and 4G mobile coverage to over one million residents living in underserved areas. Ethio Telecom has been implementing ZTE’s comprehensive Rural Ecosystem solution, which includes EcoSite low-power, multi-band outdoor base stations equipped with microwave backhaul, alongside EcoEnergy solar-powered energy solutions featuring smart lithium batteries. Additionally, the EcoDevice module provides affordable smartphones, customer premises equipment, and MiFi devices, ensuring that even distant users can access the network.
Find out more25 November 2025
The Ministry of Information and Communication Technology (MICT) of Namibia has marked an important milestone in rural connectivity with the launch of the country’s first network tower in Epinga village, Ohangwena Region.
This event is part of Namibia’s national initiative to expand digital access and bridge the connectivity gap in underserved rural communities.
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