Telecom Operators

Vodacom has introduced Vision 2030, a five-year strategy aimed at achieving double-digit EBITDA growth—an upgrade from its previous high single-digit target.

Orange has released its financial results for the year 2024, showing strong results and meeting its targets with a 2.7% year-on-year increase in EBITDAaL and an Organic Cash Flow of 3.4 billion euros. The company is accelerating the implementation of its "Lead the Future" strategic plan and has raised its 2025 Organic Cash Flow target to at least 3.6 billion euros, further confirming its positive outlook for the year ahead.

Telecom Egypt has announced the signing of several landmark service agreements with Orange Egypt at enhance strategic cooperation between the two companies. These agreements will enable Orange Egypt to improve its technological services and better meet the needs of its customers. This collaboration highlights the rise in technological investments in the Egyptian market, prioritizing strong digital infrastructure, and expanding advanced service offerings.

MTN South Africa plans to conclude its phased pilot program by December, 2025; however, its 3G phase-out will be gradual, targeting completion toward the end of 2026. This timeline will also depend on the availability of compatible devices.

Algeria is turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to drive economic growth. The Minister of Post and Telecommunications, Sid Ali Zerrouki, announced his sector’s ambition to achieve a 7% GDP contribution through AI by 2027. To support this goal, Algérie Télécom plans to launch an investment fund dedicated to startups specializing in AI, cybersecurity, and robotics.

Ethio Telecom has launched a state-of-the-art ultra-fast EV charging station along Bole-Megenagna Road in Addis Ababa, reinforcing its position as a digital solutions leader under the slogan: “Bringing New Possibilities.”

Ethio telecom, Ethiopia’s leading telecom and digital solutions provider, has expanded its nationwide 5G expansion with the launch of 5G services in Jimma City. This milestone marks yet another significant step in the company’s mission to accelerate Ethiopia’s digital transformation, ensuring seamless high-speed connectivity and unlocking new opportunities for innovation and economic growth across the country.

Telkom announced strong financial and operational results for the third quarter ended 31 December 2024 (“Q3 FY2025”), demonstrating continued momentum across the Group through its data-led strategy.

Tunisia’s leading telecom operators—Tunisie Télécom, Ooredoo Tunisie, and Orange Tunisie—have officially launched 5G, delivering ultra-fast connectivity to fuel business growth, gaming, education, and digital innovation.

Safaricom has officially submitted a request to the Communications Authority of Kenya, seeking approval to develop its own undersea cable.