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Tuesday 20 January, 2026
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Amazon plans to launch satellite internet services in South Africa in 2026 Project would rely on partnerships with local operators,…
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Tuesday 20 January, 2026
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MINGO has signed a deal with African Boxing to deliver ticketing across 54 countries, becoming the main boxing events platform.…
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Tuesday 20 January, 2026
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Benue State aims to train about 23,000 young people in digital skills every two years. The program relies on a…
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Tuesday 20 January, 2026
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Burkina Faso has launched construction of a national digital infrastructure supervision center costing CFA3.05 billion ($5.4 million). Authorities aim to…
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Tuesday 20 January, 2026
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Platform uses secure national digital identity via biometric civil register Initiative supports broader public sector digitalisation and service access Côte…
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Tuesday 20 January, 2026
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Telecom Namibia invests 300 million Namibian dollars to accelerate network upgrades Funds target ageing equipment, broadband expansion, fibre, and core…
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Tuesday 20 January, 2026
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The US firm will pilot satellite internet projects in Kenya and Nigeria Licenses target underserved rural and peri-urban areas The…
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Monday 19 January, 2026
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Congo plans new undersea cable amid WACS internet disruptions Authorities say link could be operational within weeks Government orders operators…
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Monday 19 January, 2026
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Liberian Senate approves Cybercrime Act 2025, bill sent to president Law criminalises hacking, online fraud, identity theft, harassment ITU ranks…
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Monday 19 January, 2026
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35+ judges and magistrates completed Commonwealth workshops in Johannesburg to strengthen cybercrime expertise. Cybercrime costs South Africa ZAR 2.2 billion…
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