Proactive threat hunting: securing Africa’s digital future
16 December 2025
Dalia Nabil, MEA Head of Pre-Sales,
Nokia Cloud and Network Services (CNS)
African operators are navigating a cyber landscape where threats evolve faster than traditional defences can react, making proactive discovery essential rather than optional. With AI-driven threat hunting now within reach, the region has a real opportunity to leapfrog outdated security models and build intelligence-led resilience from the ground up.
Many African operators and enterprises still rely on traditional reactive defences. What steps can they take to build a proactive threat discovery and hunting capability?
Find out more Satellite power, African potential: How SES plans to shape the continent’s connectivity
15 December 2025
Africa’s digital momentum is accelerating, and satellite technology is emerging as one of the continent’s most powerful equalisers. SES lays out how its multi-orbit strategy, new scale, and sharpened focus aim to transform connectivity across Africa over the next five years.
Pablo Catapodis, Vice President, Africa Sales
A frica is moving into a new phase of satellite-driven connectivity, and within this rapidly evolving landscape, the strongest near-term growth opportunities lie in a few very clear areas: expanding broadband access to underserved and remote regions; supporting enterprise and government digitalisation; and enabling mobile backhaul for telecom operators who are racing to extend coverage to communities still waiting for reliable service.
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The IWF - a major advancement in mission-critical communications
15 December 2025
Michel Duits, Norwegian Directorate for Civil Protection (DSB) and Cochair of TCCA’s IWF Working Group; and Sylvain Allard, Senior Director, Connectivity, Capgemini, and lead author of the IWF white paper
As the critical communications sector increasingly adopts broadband networks to deliver critical services, the Interworking Function (IWF) emerges as a necessary driver for a smooth transition from narrowband to broadband systems.
Find out more Namibia leads Africa’s digital transformation with UPI
12 December 2025
Namibia has established itself as one of Africa’s most progressive economies, spearheading the continent’s shift toward seamless, real-time online payments.
According to the latest RMB Continent at a Crossroads White Paper, Namibia is the only African nation to have formally adopted India’s Unified Payments Interface (UPI) through a government-to-government agreement, positioning Windhoek at the forefront of Africa’s digital revolution.
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