31 October 2025
From October 13 to 17, 2025, the global tech spotlight was on Dubai as the Middle East’s most influential technology event – GITEX GLOBAL 2025 – successfully concluded. Links Field, a leading provider of international IoT connectivity solutions, participated in this grand gathering alongside numerous renowned global enterprises.
Dubai, leveraging its unique hub status connecting the Middle East, South Asia, and North Africa, has built a highly dynamic platform for international exchange and innovation. Links Field’s inaugural appearance at GITEX this year marks an active response to this promising market.
Find out moreAfrica deserves the best: Why OMNIA is the future of connection, protection & detection for African businesses
31 October 2025
Anthony Senter, CEO, ATOMNIA
Every African business and public sector body deserves more than what many of the big tech companies currently offer - especially when that offer includes cyber security with an embarrassing 42.6% intrusion prevention rate, a half-hearted 55.8% phishing prevention rate and a paltry 62.7% malware and Zero-Day block rate (source).
Couple these statistics with general over-pricing, long-term lock-in contracts, charges for management and essential updates and lacklustre support, and you have the antithesis of being a respected provider with a “customer-first” mentality.
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Unicloud Africa launches sovereign Cloud and AI infrastructure across six countries
30 October 2025
Unicloud Africa Limited has announced the rollout of its sovereign cloud and artificial intelligence infrastructure in six African nations: Nigeria, Ghana, South Africa, Zambia, Senegal, and Mozambique.
The initiative aims to bolster the continent’s digital sovereignty by providing local cloud solutions that serve both public and private sector stakeholders, offering an alternative to international cloud providers often associated with high costs and regulatory challenges.
Find out more MTN Rwanda introduces Ms. Baza, an AI virtual assistant
30 October 2025
MTN Rwanda has unveiled a prototype of its new artificial intelligence-powered virtual assistant, named Ms. Baza, aimed at enhancing access to digital services and bridging the digital divide within the country.
The presentation took place in Kigali during the Mobile World Congress and represents a significant advancement in MTN’s broader strategy to foster digital inclusion across Rwanda.
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