09 October 2025

South Sudan is preparing to launch a major infrastructure project involving the construction of a 2,400km fibre cable that will run from the Indian Ocean port through Kenya and into the country.
This initiative aims to strengthen South Sudan’s digital infrastructure, improve internet reliability, and reduce dependence on costly satellite connections.
Find out more07 October 2025

The G20’s arrival in Africa isn’t just symbolic — it’s a once-in-a-generation chance to hardwire the continent into the global digital economy. With more than 600 million people still offline, leaders and industry players argue that universal connectivity must be treated as infrastructure, not luxury.
When the G20 gathers in Africa for the first time in November 2025, the symbolism will be powerful. But for African telecom leaders, symbolism is not enough. The continent faces the largest digital inclusion challenge of the 21st century: connecting more than 600 million people who remain offline, most of them in rural and low-income areas. Without decisive action, Africa risks deepening the digital divide just as the rest of the world moves into the 5G and 6G eras.
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03 October 2025

Telecom Egypt has announced the establishment of a new Point of Presence (PoP) at the Aqaba Digital Hub (ADH) in Jordan. This strategic move aims to bolster regional connectivity and resilience by extending Telecom Egypt’s global network into one of the Middle East’s most prominent carrier-neutral Tier III data centres, which is also among the largest in the region.
The new PoP will serve as a key interconnection hub, enabling seamless data exchange and facilitating efficient regional traffic flow. This development underscores Telecom Egypt’s dedication to fostering strategic partnerships that support digital transformation initiatives across the Middle East, providing businesses and hyperscalers with high-capacity, reliable infrastructure essential for today’s digital economy.
Find out more03 October 2025
Airtel Chad is set to undertake a substantial investment of approximately 50 billion CFA francs aimed at enhancing network quality and expanding digital connectivity throughout the country.
The company’s multi-phase development plan intends to address existing infrastructure challenges while extending coverage to underserved areas.
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