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Guinean telecoms in 2024 and 2025 has been characterised by moves in the market. -
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Cape Verdean telecoms is in an interesting time, with investment across various areas of digital infrastructure. -
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Focus is turning to improving service quality for the Togo's connectivity users. -
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Gabon’s connectivity development in recent years has primarily focused on the subsea sector. -
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Cameroon is a market that has experienced challenges both on the fixed line and wireless side of connectivity. -
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Burkina Faso enjoys relatively rapid average connection speeds, and they are on the up. -
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Senegal’s telecoms sector has received both inward and outward investment in recent years. -
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Côte d’Ivoire has some of the highest average internet speeds in sub-Saharan Africa. -
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Investment and development in Ghanaian connectivity in 2025 is in a healthier place than this time 12 months ago. -
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In the first half of 2024 at least, West African connectivity and telecoms focused on one big issue: the failure of various subsea cables serving the region. Affected cables included the WACS, MainOne ... -
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ITW Africa talks to Philippe Recco, Chairman of the ACE Consortium. -
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The technological landscape in Africa is going through significant transformation as the continent positions itself to harness new and emerging technologies. -
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The panel discussion at Capacity Middle East titled: How important is Africa to Middle East connectivity, explored Africa’s role in Middle East connectivity, focusing on digital transformation, infras ... -
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WIOCC’s Chris Wood on driving Africa’s digital transformation through innovation and resilience
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