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OADC Wins Clearance To Buy NTT Data Centres In South Africa

Tuesday 6th January 2026 By inAfrika Newsroom The OADC data centre deal moved closer to completion after regulators cleared Open…

OADC Deal Expands South Africa Footprint As Data-Centre

Technology

Monday 5th January 2026 By inAfrika Newsroom The OADC NTT data centres acquisition is reshaping South Africa’s digital infrastructure market after competition…

Kenya Signs $311m Grid Partnership

Monday 5th January 2026 By inAfrika Newsroom Kenya’s Kenya power lines PPP drive has moved into delivery mode, after the government signed…

Africa AI-Ready Energy Systems 2026 Drive New Push

Monday 5th January 2025 By inAfrika Newsroom Africa AI-ready energy systems 2026 have become a new investment theme as developers…

African Digital ID Governance 2025 Report

Monday 29th December 2025 By inAfrika Newsroom A new African digital ID governance 2025 report says millions of Africans are…

Kenya Tourism Levy 2025 Deepens East Africa’s Travel

Tourism

Monday 29th December 2025 By inAfrika Newsroom Kenya tourism levy 2025 measures are moving from policy papers into travellers’ bills,…

Libya – Saudi Telecom Africa Connectivity

Technology

Tuesday 16th December 2025 By inAfrika Newsroom Libya Saudi telecom Africa connectivity 2025 gained momentum after Tripoli signed a preliminary…

Technology

Monday 8th December 2025 by inAfrika Newsroom The Senegal digital reforms GSMA report says the country could connect 2.6 million…

Innovation

OADC Wins Clearance To Buy NTT Data Centres In South Africa

OADC Deal Expands South Africa Footprint As Data-Centre

Kenya Signs $311m Grid Partnership

Africa AI-Ready Energy Systems 2026 Drive New Push

African Digital ID Governance 2025 Report

Kenya Tourism Levy 2025 Deepens East Africa’s Travel

Libya – Saudi Telecom Africa Connectivity

South Africa Eases Rules to Clear Path for Starlink Entry

Africa Adaptation Acceleration Program 2025 pushes to deliver $25bn climate package

GSMA says Senegal’s digital reforms could bring millions more online