28 January 2025

Angela Wamola, Head of Sub-Saharan Africa, GSMA
As African leaders gather in Tanzania for the Mission 300 Africa Energy Summit, the continent stands at a crossroads. Nearly 600 million Africans — roughly half the population — lack access to electricity, representing 83% of the global electricity access deficit. This energy gap is not just a barrier to development; it is a missed opportunity to leapfrog traditional energy systems and embrace a sustainable, digitally enabled future.
The Summit, hosted by the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania, the African Union, the African Development Bank Group, and the World Bank Group, is a pivotal moment to address this challenge. But achieving the ambitious goal of providing 300 million Africans with electricity access by 2030 will require more than just infrastructure investments.
Find out more07 January 2025

Modirum Platforms
Video is one of the most promising and versatile technologies for improving operational efficiency and effectiveness for first responders. Video is now widely considered as a significant capability to improve safety, coordination, collaboration, and quality decision-making, particularly during high stakes, end-user operational scenarios.
A new white paper from TCCA explores what public safety agencies and operators need to consider to successfully deploy video services supporting mission-critical operations, especially where the scale of its usage is considered ‘massive’. This term describes situations where the amount of video could potentially saturate network resources, if not appropriately managed. The overall objective is to ensure that first responders and public safety agencies (and by implication other critical communication sectors) can use video effectively and for operational benefit.
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07 January 2025

The Wireless Broadband Alliance (WBA) has shared 10 predictions, laid out by its President and CEO, Tiago Rodrigues, for Wi-Fi in 2025.
Detailed in full in the WBA Annual Industry Report 2025, these trends reflect how Wi-Fi is evolving to meet the demands of increased connectivity, higher speeds, better security, the growing number of devices connected to the internet and a greater focus on energy efficiency.
Find out more02 January 2025

ZTE Rural EcoSites in Liberia
Africa is on the brink of a digital revolution. With vast landscapes and diverse geographies, the continent faces unique challenges in achieving universal connectivity. From remote rural regions to expansive maritime areas and bustling urban centres, digital connectivity isn't just about access; it's about empowering communities, unlocking economic potential, and driving sustainable development.
Since entering the African market in 1997, ZTE Corporation has witnessed and actively participated in the continent's communication technology evolution, from 2G to 5G. The networks built by ZTE now serve 400 million users across Africa, and the company has established trusted, mutually beneficial strategic partnerships with operators and partners in more than 50 countries in the region.
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