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Airtel Africa launches AI-powered spam alert service in Nigeria
Airtel Africa, a telecoms and mobile money provider operating in 14 African countries, has launched an AI-powered Spam…
Airtel Africa records strong customer, revenue growth despite currency challenges
Revenue for the period was $3,638 million, up 20.4% in constant currency but down 5.8% in reported currency due to devaluation.
Airtel Africa CEO honoured with Lifetime Achievement Award
Mr Ogunsanya will retire from Airtel Africa on 1 July 2024, and will become the Airtel Africa Charitable Foundation’s inaugural Chair, building on the work undertaken during his time as CEO, including the launch of the Company’s first sustainability strategy.
Airtel Africa breaks ground on first data centre in Nigeria
Dubbed Nxtra by Airtel, the data centre aims to be a leading data center network in Africa. High-capacity centres will be built in major cities across their footprint, complementing existing edge locations.
Airtel Africa, Cisco offer NaaS solutions for African businesses
Airtel Africa now offers NaaS solutions, including security, surveillance, connectivity, and cloud services, delivered through a secure cloud platform.
Airtel Ads launched to support African businesses
Powered by Intent.ai, Airtel Ads streamlines the process of purchasing ad space by offering various tools within a single platform.
Airtel Africa’s plan for better data and fibre services
Plans are underway to establish local entities in key markets where Airtel Africa operates to oversee all fibre assets
Airtel Africa now has 150 million customers
Airtel Africa has registered its 150 millionth customer. Airtel Africa gives millions across 14 African markets access to…
Airtel Africa CEO retires after 12 years with the telco
Airtel Africa has also announced the appointment of Sunil Taldar as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer to succeed Mr. Ogunsanya on his retirement.
Airtel Africa goes into the data centre business
The first major facility in Lagos, Nigeria, will deliver 34 MW of power and is expected to go live in mid-2025.