Morocco sets ambitious 5G goals as part of Maroc Digital 2030 initiative
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25 April 2025
Morocco is set to make significant strides in telecommunications with ambitious plans to deploy 5G technology to cover 25% of its population by the end of 2025 and reach 70% by 2030.
These objectives are outlined within the national program known as Maroc Digital 2030, which aims to enhance the country's digital landscape. The National Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (ANRT) has announced that the rollout is expected to officially begin in November 2025, with initial efforts concentrating on densely populated urban areas, key economic regions such as industrial zones and technology parks, and innovation hubs.
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22 April 2025
Senegalese authorities have officially launched the Goin'Digital project in Dakar, a collaborative initiative with the German Cooperation (GIZ) and Expertise France.
This significant program, funded by €13.1 million from the European Union, Germany, and France, aims to advance public reforms and private initiatives, driving the country towards a more connected and inclusive digital society.
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Capgemini to establish AI Center of Excellence in Cairo by May
09 April 2025
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Find out more Liberia takes steps to safeguard internet connectivity with ACE cable relocation
08 April 2025
In a proactive move to safeguard the country’s internet services, the Liberian government has initiated the relocation of the landing point for the ACE submarine cable. This crucial initiative, spearheaded by the Liberia Telecommunications Authority (LTA) alongside the incumbent telecommunication operator and the Cable Consortium of Liberia (CCL), is projected to cost approximately $200,000.
The decision to relocate stems from the construction of a monument in PHP Park, the original connection point for the ACE cable. As the site is no longer accessible for cable maintenance or repairs, the government has declared that the cable must be rerouted to ensure uninterrupted service in the future. The LTA announced the operation through a statement on its Facebook page, emphasizing the importance of maintaining connectivity for the nation.
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