Vodacom Lesotho : Calling the Kingdom
We speak to Managing Director of Vodacom Lesotho, Mohale Ralebitso, about the company’s products, services and people-centric mission.
9mobile : Mobilising for the Future
Nigeria’s telecommunications industry is flourishing from innovation. Jurgen Peschel, CEO at 9mobile, details his experience.
Orange Sierra Leone : Bright Telecoms
We peel back the layers of Orange Sierra Leone, as it builds on the strong sub-Saharan presence of one of the world’s leading telecommunications operators.
MTN Congo : Connectivity for Congo
We discuss the future of the telecoms industry and bridging the digital divide with Ayham Moussa, CEO of MTN Congo.
Airtel Seychelles : Telecoms From Paradise
We speak to Managing Director at Airtel Seychelles, Amadou Dina about the telecommunications revolution in the African archipelago.
Cable & Wireless Seychelles : World Class Connection
Providing quality connectivity services for over a century, Cable & Wireless Seychelles continues to change the game in local Telecoms.
MTN Cameroon : New Technology New Thinking
The face of African digital connectivity and Fintech is evolving. At the centre of the sector, we take a look at MTN Cameroon.
Link Africa : Connectivity is Key
Craig Carthy, Chief Executive Officer of Link Africa, discusses one of South Africa’s fastest-growing providers of telecoms infrastructure.
MTN Benin : Realising a Modern, Connected World
Uche Ofodile, CEO at MTN Benin, discusses the exponential rise of data and how digital disruption is transforming Benin’s telecoms industry.
MTN Congo 2019 : Congo’s Connectivity Champion
MTN Congo continues to promote digital inclusion across the country through numerous investments in the likes of mobile money, content streaming and affordable smartphones
Botswana Telecommunications Corporation : Strategic Success
The Botswana Telecommunications Corporation is championing change when it comes to connectivity, introducing next-generation LTE.
Orange Sierra Leone : Connecting Communities
Orange has been in Sierra Leone for just three years, yet it has already firmly stamped its footprint on the telecoms industry.
