Liquid Telecom

Africa needs to prepare itself to be able to take advantage of the Continental Free Trade Area agreement to grow the continent's digital economy.

Liquid Telecom has announced availability of Microsoft Azure across its pan-African network further increasing access to its cloud services.

Afrika, in general, needs stable, high availability platforms that can scale.

Liquid Telecom's "One Africa" fiber network from Cape Town to Cairo is now up and running.

IoT and digitization enable us to efficiently and proactively address the sustainability challenges that are faced globally and in Afrika.

Afrikan communities have always come up with inventive solutions to local problems. Take Somalia as an example. The country is said to have one of the largest diaspora populations in the world. It has few commercial banks and relations with international creditors remain fro­zen due to debts incurred in

Afrika will soon have its first fibre network that connects the continent from Cape Town to Cairo via Sudan. Known as the "One Africa" network, it will come as a result of Liquid Telecom, a pan-Afrikan telecommunications company, signing Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Telecom Egypt that will