Naveed Kashif, Mobile Networks Market Unit head for Southern Africa. When it comes to rural connectivity, Kashif explains that Nokia has three very specific objectives in mind.

With Starlink touted as a solution to rural connectivity in South Africa, the local connectivity sector argues the focus should instead be on eliminating bureaucratic red tape.

Moving forward, it terms of addressing rural connectivity in South Africa, Intelsat is set to expand the rollout of its service locally, with it being similar to an existing operation in the DRC ...

According to data from the Global System for Mobile Communications, Nigeria’s rural-urban mobile internet gap has narrowed over the years, dropping from 53 per cent in 2018 to 39 per cent in 2020.

Press releaseNokia and iSAT Africa to enhance rural coverage in Liberia Partnership to enhance rural connectivity in Liberia, covering approximately 200 sites over the next three years.Partnership ...

Finnish vendor Nokia has paired with iSat Africa to bolster rural connectivity in Liberia. The deployment will take three years and cover approximately 200 sites across rural parts of the country.

Telit Cinterion's Richard Swanepoel explains how companies can navigate Africa's challenging infrastructure environment for ...

BOSS Revolution’s Role in Bridging Connectivity Gap with Rural Areas. ... This urban-rural divide is especially stark in low-income regions like Africa, where only 23% of the rural population is ...

Amidst this progress, however, the lack of data center access raises a big challenge to Africa’s connectivity, as most countries in Africa have a national data center. 2 In fact, nearly 300 ...

Finnish vendor Nokia has paired with iSat Africa to bolster rural connectivity in Liberia. The deployment will take three years and cover approximately 200 sites across rural parts of the country.

Osama Said, Customer Team Head, West Africa and Enterprise at Nokia, said: “We are proud to collaborate with iSAT Africa on this important initiative to enhance connectivity in rural Liberia.

Finnish telco vendor Nokia partnered with telecom service provider iSAT Africa to enhance connectivity in Liberia in underserved communities. The deployment would last three years and cover ...