Technology
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EPISODE 24: Telecoms: What’s Trending in the News Today?
Hyderabad Outages: Fiber link removal disrupts 800k Airtel users, sparking protests and service chaos. MTN–PAU Media Ties: Nigeria–South Africa study…
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EPISODE 22: Telecoms: What’s in the News Today?
T-Mobile named official telecom provider for LA28 Olympics with 5G. Harare man gets 10 years for $40 cable theft. Nigeria…
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EPISODE 21: What’s Trending in the News Today?
Eutelsat renews its partnership with BHS to expand TV broadcast services across the MENA region. Nigeria’s telecom sector hits a…
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EPISODE 20:Telecoms News: What’s in the News Today
NCC reports drop in Nigeria’s active telephony subscriptions to 169.3m amid SIM–NIN enforcement. MEA smartphone sales grow, while Nigeria struggles…
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The Executive Vice Chairman of the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), Khalil Suleiman Halilu, has announced the…
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EPISODE 19: Telecoms: What’s in the News Today?
Ghana approves AT Ghana–Telecel merger to stabilise finances and boost competition. Bangladesh’s BTRC rolls out new rules to improve telecom…
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NCC Advances Cybersecurity Framework to Safeguard Nigeria’s Telecom Infrastructure
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) is firming up a cybersecurity framework for securing digital infrastructure and enhancing online safety for…
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EPISODE 17: Telecoms: What’s in the News Today?
NCC eliminates unregistered SIMs, boosting national security NGF backs lower Right of Way fees to expand broadband Airtel supports youth…
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Succour On the Way as Vandalism Threatens Nigeria’s Telecom Sector
In today’s digital age, Nigeria’s telecommunications sector fuels economic growth and connects the nation to the world. This industry drives…
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NCC: No Evidence Telcos Are Shortchanging Consumers on Data
The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has said there is no evidence to support claims that telecommunications companies are deliberately shortchanging…
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