13 January 2026
Rwanda and Oman have signed a significant memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at accelerating the growth of Rwanda’s ICT sector and establishing the country as a regional digital hub.
The agreement was signed in Muscat over the weekend, reflecting a commitment to deepening collaboration in data infrastructure, emerging technologies, and digital innovation between East Africa and the Middle East.
Find out more12 January 2026
The Government of Mozambique, through the Ministry of Communications and Digital Transformation, has issued a Request for Bids to expand broadband coverage in underserved rural regions as part of the Mozambique Digital Acceleration Project (MDAP). Financed by the World Bank, this initiative aims to boost digital inclusion and connect remote communities across the country.
Funding from the International Development Association (IDA) under Loan/Grant No. IDA-71820-MZ will be directed toward investments in telecommunications services designed to improve broadband access in hard-to-reach areas. The project is structured around three geographic lots: Lot 1 covers the South and Central Zone with 95 localities, Lot 2 encompasses the Central Zone with 101 localities, and Lot 3 targets the North Zone with 105 localities, with the goal of significantly expanding connectivity across these regions.
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09 January 2026
Fringe, a Nigerian-edge data center operator, has officially opened its first facility in Ikoyi, Lagos State, marking its entry into the West African market. The flagship Ikoyi Metro EDGE data center is now fully operational, representing a significant step in the company's expansion plans across the region.
The new data center boasts a capacity of one megawatt of behind-the-meter power and houses 72 racks with adaptable configurations to suit various client needs. Power reliability and sustainability are central to the facility’s design, with redundant sources supplied by an independent power producer, the national grid, and dual backup generators to ensure continuous operation.
Find out more08 January 2026
As Kenya enters 2026, the ICT Authority has outlined a bold plan to accelerate the country’s digital transformation.
Central to this initiative is the expansion of the national fiber optic network to reach 100,000 kilometers, significantly enhancing high-speed internet connectivity nationwide. Alongside this, the Authority aims to establish 25,000 public WiFi hotspots, making digital services more accessible and convenient for communities across the country.
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