Savanna Fibre's recent announcement of home internet packages in Kenya, featuring 100Mbps for KES 2,000 and 1Gbps for KES 10,000, has raised eyebrows among consumers accustomed to higher prices for lower speeds. The pricing has sparked discussions about the value and competitiveness of internet services in the region, particularly in comparison to offerings in Uganda and Tanzania.

MTN Uganda is playing a crucial role in the country's preparation for its first oil production by providing essential networks and digital services. This involvement goes beyond traditional oil drilling and infrastructure, emphasizing the importance of modern technology and reliable internet connectivity for the efficiency and safety of the oil industry, according to TechJaja.

A new submarine cable system, named Via Africa, is being developed to enhance connectivity between Europe and South Africa along the Atlantic. Major telecom and digital companies have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to initiate the project, which aims to significantly improve the connectivity landscape for West Africa and beyond.

The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) allocated spectrum for commercial 5G services in 2023, highlighting that the technology's potential extends beyond faster internet. However, businesses in Uganda have yet to fully leverage the capabilities of 5G, which could transform various sectors. The article explores the reasons behind this underutilization.

A new high-capacity fiber corridor connecting Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, and South Africa has been activated, marking the first phase of the project. This initiative is a result of a public-private partnership aimed at enhancing telecommunications infrastructure in the region.

Telkom Kenya has launched new unlimited data bundles priced from KES 19 per hour to KES 1299 per month. This initiative aims to provide more accessible internet options for users, addressing previous concerns about hidden fair usage limits and high costs associated with unlimited internet in Kenya.