Nigerian banks make about 30 per cent of their revenue from digital platforms, said Segun Agbaje, managing director of GTbank, one of Nigerias top banks.
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Actis acquires majority stake in Nigerian data centre
Actis has acquired a majority stake in Rack Centre, Nigeria’s on of the leading providers of data and cloud services
NAPAfrica reaches 1 Tbps peak traffic
Teraco has announced that Africa’s largest Internet Exchange Point (IXP), NAPAfrica, has reached a landmark with 1 Terabit per second (Tbps) of peak traffic
Ericsson spectrum sharing now commercially available
Ericsson has announced that its spectrum sharing solution is commercially available, allowing communications service providers to quickly and cost-effectively launch 5G on a nationwide scale
SEACOM, Tata Communications extend partnership in South Africa
Pan-African telecommunications service provider SEACOM and Tata Communications, a digital infrastructure provider, have partnered to offer high-speed, reliable pathways between Africa, Europe and Asia to meet the growing demand for connectivity linking these regions
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MTN Group Fintech selects Network International as its payment processor, expanding card issuance in Africa to enhance digital financial services and inclusion. (Image source: Network International)
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This collaboration will allow Bayobab to optimise SMS connectivity while significantly reducing administrative costs. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Teraco partners with NOA to integrate wind power into its data centres, advancing its 100% renewable energy goal in South Africa. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
MTN Group Fintech selects Network International as its payment processor, expanding card issuance in Africa to enhance digital financial services and inclusion. (Image source: Network International)
Meta’s Project Waterworth spans 50,000 km across five continents, enhancing global connectivity, AI infrastructure, and digital inclusion. (Image source: Meta)
Flutterwave secures Cross-Border Payments Award at Africa Tech Summit 2025. (Image source: Flutterwave)
Siemon introduces SN cord support, tripling fibre capacity in 1U panels and aligning with VSFF connector adoption in data centres. (Image source: Siemon)
CMC Networks secures B-BBEE Level 1 for fifth year, enhancing inclusive growth, skills development, and customer satisfaction in South Africa. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
AGCCI trained more than 600 young women across 32 African nations, helping them build careers and develop innovations in ICT. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Vertiv Liquid Cooling Services is supported by the Vertiv Global Services network, offering project services, product support, testing, and training across its portfolio. (Image source: Vertiv)
Somalia launches its first National IPv6 Center to enhance internet security, scalability, and support next-gen technologies like 5G and IoT. (Image source: Adobe Stock)
Bank of South Sudan and AfricaNenda introduce NIPS, enabling real-time transactions and financial inclusion for a connected digital economy. (Image source: Adobe Stock)