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Companies already providing internet services include Liquid Technologies — an Econet subsidiary, TelOne, Powertel, Africom, and Dandemutande among others.

ZIMBABWES telecoms sector faces massive disruption with the anticipated entrance of SpaceXs Starlink, the global satellite internet service giant linked to US...

The Zambia Fallen Heroes 1993 Foundation has officially been launched with a vision of sustainably maintaining the 1993 Gabon Disaster Heroes legacy. The foundation has been formed by the families of the 1993 Gabon Air Crash heroes who are on a mission to creatively, innovatively and independently run the foundation as an empowerment tool for

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A group of scientists from Amersham have won a total of around £160,000 of no strings funding after coming up with innovative ways which could…

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The communications regulatory authority, Icasa, says the winning bids from the latest auction round will be announced at a later stage.

As six telecoms operators throw their hats into the ring for SA's latest attempt to auction off 5G wireless broadband spectrum, the big question is not only whether it will happen in our lifetimes, but why it is so important. A 17-year gap since the last significant allocation of spectrum and a legal wrangle that has delayed a new auction of high-speed spectrum for six years means that massive opportunity it offers has been wasted for more than a decade.

Liquid Intelligent Technologies partners with Facebook to develop fibre network in DRC Shares Liquid Technologies and Facebook have announced a partnership to build an extensive metro fibre network in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). The network is expected to improve internet access for more than 30 million people and help meet growing demand for regional connectivity across Central Africa. In the partnership, Facebook will invest in the fibre build and support network planning, while L...

Facebook to Help Build a Fiber Network in the Democratic Republic of Congo Facebook will provide funding and network planning, but Liquid will own, build, and operate the fiber network. By Chance Townsend (Credit: Getty Images) Pan-African tech company Liquid Technologies Inc. is teaming up with Facebook to build a long-haul fiber network in the Democratic Republic of Congo and improve internet access for over 30 million people in the region. Liquid will lay 2,000 kilometers (1,243 mi...