Starlink partners with Powernet Liberia

27 March 2025

Starlink has announced a strategic partnership with Powernet Liberia to distribute its services throughout the country.

The collaboration is expected to enhance access to Starlink’s high-speed internet services for both businesses and citizens in Liberia, thereby improving the nation’s competitiveness in the digital landscape.

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CRAN announces phase-out of WiMAX technology in Namibia

26 March 2025

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia (CRAN) has taken a significant step in the evolution of the country’s telecommunications infrastructure by announcing the termination of Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access (WiMAX) technology.

CRAN has revoked the spectrum licenses previously granted to Telecom Namibia Limited, impacting frequencies in the 3405-3227 MHz and 3505-3547 MHz bands.

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EMOSIM and Tata Communications launch Nigeria's first travel eSIM

25 March 2025

EMOSIM, a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) supported by EMO MEDIA, has introduced Nigeria's first travel electronic SIM (e-SIM) in collaboration with Tata Communications Services. Set to go live in the second quarter of 2025, it is specifically designed for outbound Nigerian travellers.

The new e-SIM will allow users to enjoy seamless connectivity without the burden of roaming charges, as they will only need to pay for competitively priced data packages. The coverage footprint will include popular travel destinations frequented by Nigerians, such as the United Kingdom, the United States, and Canada.

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LINX expands Nairobi network with new PAIX interconnection hub

25 March 2025

The London Internet Exchange (LINX) has successfully expanded its network in Nairobi, completing the integration with PAIX Nairobi, which is now ready for service orders. This expansion is designed to enhance local internet traffic management and support the burgeoning digital economy in the region.

Launched in November 2023, LINX Nairobi is a neutral, multi-site IXP that initially operated from three data centre locations across the Kenyan capital. The decision to extend the network fabric to include PAIX Nairobi was driven by demand from the local networking community, allowing PAIX to serve as a full access point to the LINX infrastructure.

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