Myriota, a leading name in low-power satellite connectivity, says it is accelerating its ongoing expansion into the ASEAN market with a strategic focus on Malaysia.
Togo, Benin and Senegal have launched free roaming services. The launch, announced late last week, marks the implementation of two bilateral agreements — one between Togo and Senegal, the other between Senegal and Benin — signed on the sidelines of the ARTAO 23rd annual general assembly.
State-run operator Telecel Zimbabwe is looking for an investor willing not only to take on a very big debt burden but also to put a lot of fresh capital into reviving the company.
Edotco Malaysia announced on Friday that its subsidiary Vista Bumiria has been appointed by the provincial government of Terengganu as a state-backed company (SBC) to develop telecoms infrastructure.
South Korean conglomerate SK Group said on Friday it has signed two MoUs with the Vietnamese government to develop core AI infrastructure to build the country's AI industry ecosystem.
Telkom Indonesia’s international arm Telin says it has signed a master services agreement (MSA) with Philippine telco DITO Telecommunity that aims to boost cross-border connectivity across Asia.
Mozambique’s Communications Regulatory Authority (INCM) has kicked off a national roaming service pilot in a bid to equalise mobile coverage for users.
Telecom Namibia And Angola Telecom Sign Deal To Boost Regional Connectivity By TechAfrica News April 24, 2026 Telecom Namibia Limited and Angola Telecom signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) and Commercial Terms Agreement (CTA) in Swakopmund, marking a significant milestone in strengthening regional and international digital connectivity along Southern Africa’s west coast. The agreement formalizes a strategic partnership [...]
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New Submarine Cable Planned Between Iceland and Scotland By Michael Chapman, Iceland Review April 23, 2026 Preparations are under way for a new submarine cable linking Iceland to Scotland, with completion expected by 2030. As reported by Vísir, the project is being led by Farice, which operates existing connections including FARICE-1, DANICE and ÍRIS. What's the Story? [...]
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