Egypt’s EG-IX Internet Hub Reaches Near 1 Tbps Traffic Driven by Select Global Networks

EG-IX (Egypt Internet Exchange)the Cairo-based internet exchange point developed by Telecom Egypt in partnership with AMS-IX has crossed significant traffic thresholds with peak throughput approaching 1 Terabit per second (Tbps). Egypt’s main Internet Exchange, EG-IX is processing near-terabit levels of peak internet traffic despite operating with a streamlined membership of just 18 connected networks. Located […]

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Infrastructure Gaps Help Ethiopian Airlines Expand Lead in Nigeria’s Outbound Market

Ethiopian Airlines is strengthening its hold on Nigeria’s international travel market by expanding direct flights into regional urban centers while domestic carriers continue to struggle with major infrastructure, transit and policy constraints. The East African carrier recently expanded its operational flight schedule in Nigeria. The updated frequency includes 21 weekly flights out of Lagos providing […]

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Furious investors storm PXES offices in Kogi and Adamawa states after the online money platform frozen withdrawals and stopped paying users.

Angry Investors Storm PXES Offices in Kogi and Adamawa After Investment Scheme Collapses

Angry investors raid PXES offices in Kogi and Adamawa states after the platform stopped money withdrawals and reportedly crashed. Angry investors across Nigeria have taken matters into their own hands after an online money platform stopped paying them their expected profits. People who put their hard earned money into an online investment business known as […]

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Glo’s decline, T2’s missing data widen MTN, Airtel’s Internet lead

Nigeria’s telecom market is becoming increasingly concentrated around MTN Nigeria and Airtel as Glo loses subscribers and T2 Mobile’s latest figures remain unchanged because of a reporting failure. The latest subscriber performance data from the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) puts T2 Mobile’s subscriber base at 802,534 in April, May and June 2026. The identical figures reflect the operator’s failure […]

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Sun King joins Kenya’s growing smartphone financing race

Eleven months after opening its first African manufacturing facility, Sun King, the off-grid solar startup, is now making smartphones in Kenya as it expands its PayGo model into Kenya’s growing financed-device market.  The move puts the company in direct competition with M-KOPA and Watu, which have built businesses around financing smartphones for customers who might otherwise […]

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