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Welcome to African Wireless Comms, the premier independent resource for communications, network, and IT professionals across Africa. In an era of rapid digital transformation, staying ahead of the curve requires more than just headlines; it requires deep-dive analysis into the technologies shaping the future of regional and global connectivity.
We provide comprehensive coverage of the entire digital landscape, specializing in wireless communications news, telecommunications infrastructure, and resilient connectivity. Our editorial team focuses on the critical sectors that drive modern business, including:
Beyond breaking news, African Wireless Comms is dedicated to providing real-world value through detailed Case Studies. We examine how leading operators and enterprises are solving complex connectivity challenges, improving access, and securing digital infrastructures. Our Expert Opinion section features regular contributions from industry leaders, offering strategic perspectives on digital sovereignty, mobile commerce, and network management.
Whether you are looking to future-proof your telecom infrastructure or understand the latest trends in unified communications, African Wireless Comms offers a powerful media combination of expert analysis and strategic insight. Connect with us to stay informed and equipped for the next generation of African networking.
NuRAN Wireless, a provider of rural connectivity infrastructure in Africa, has activated 29 towers in October and given an update...
Eutelsat has renewed its strategic partnership with Télédiffusion d'Algérie (TDA), Algeria's national broadcasting network operator, for the continued delivery of...
South African companies can now run SIM cards from all three major networks on a single private APN. SIMcontrol has...
South Africa's Competition Commission has recommended that the Competition Tribunal approve MTN's acquisition of tower operator IHS, subject to conditions...
NEC Africa reports early momentum in Uganda, including new internet service provider (ISP) partnerships, active infrastructure rollouts and growing enterprise...
Orange, one of the world’s leading telco operators and digital service providers, and Telesat LEO ULC, a subsidiary of Telesat...
Telesat LEO ULC, a subsidiary of Telesat Corporation, one of the world’s largest satellite operators, and SatPort Infrastructure, a leading...
More than 1 million additional people in Rwanda could be using mobile internet by 2031 through reforms that make smartphones...
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SIGN UPAcumen Cyber, the engineer-powered managed cyber security provider, has been appointed by Kura, the UK-based independent customer experience business, to...
Read moreDetailsThe East African submarine cable landscape has reached a defining milestone as LuLu, the Kenyan coast’s first fully protected coastal...
Read moreDetailsLiquid C2, a business of Cassava Technologies, has launched what it claims to be Africa’s first Partner Experience Centre powered...
Read moreDetailsParatus Uganda has become the first provider in Uganda to launch Starlink’s low Earth orbit satellite service, following the official signing of...
Read moreDetailsThe companies plan to demonstrate real-time optical transmission of system and payload data between a re-entry vehicle and an orbiting...
Read moreDetailsAccording to PLDT, their Network Strategy and Architecture team successfully tested Radisys’ point-to-multipoint FWA system, which enables a single base...
Read moreDetailsA new report from the IoT market research firm Berg Insight says that annual shipments of wireless devices for industrial...
Read moreDetailsOnecom, UK independent business communications technology specialist, has won three awards in the annual Vodafone Partner Awards – including Vodafone’s...
Read moreDetailsAfrican Wireless Communications is the continent’s leading independent resource for wireless, mobile, and critical connectivity professionals. We provide an in-depth look at the rapidly evolving telecommunications landscape in the region, covering everything from cellular, satellite, and fixed wireless access to fibre backhaul and cloud-ready data centre infrastructure.
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