Uganda partially restores internet after election result declaration
Ugandan authorities partially restored internet services late on Saturday after President Yoweri Museveni won a seventh term in the January 15, 2026 elections.
Ugandan authorities partially restored internet services late on Saturday after President Yoweri Museveni won a seventh term in the January 15, 2026 elections.
Residents say the crackdown has largely quelled protests, with state media reporting more arrests and quiet streets even in northern Caspian cities.
Biometric machines - used to verify voters' identity - have malfunctioned in many areas and ballot boxes were undelivered in some polling stations.
Uganda ordered an internet shutdown on Tuesday, two days ahead of elections in which President Yoweri Museveni will be a candidate against opposition politician Bobi Wine.
IShowSpeed, alias Speed, livestreamed his public procession in the heart of Kenya's capital, Nairobi, with dozens of youth in tow.
The biggest protests seen yet in the movement took place late Thursday with large crowds marching through Tehran, chanting slogans.
New rules allow foreign-owned satellite internet providers to operate in the country without selling 30% of their local equity to non-white owners.
Satellite images from Sudan have played a crucial role in uncovering the atrocities committed during paramilitary group RSF's takeover of the last army stronghold in the western Darfur region.
MultiChoice, which operates pay-TV services DSTV and GOTV has faced legal and regulatory hurdles in the past years from some countries.
Turksat's satellite service helps people connect with the rest of the world after years of war destroyed the country's telecommunications infrastructure.
Turkish President Erdogan highlights Türkiye’s commitment to future, emphasising TEKNOFEST's role and strategic projects in the growth of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
TRNC should be the world's centre of attraction in tech and science in the heart of the Mediterranean, Selcuk Bayraktar says.
Türkiye's first locally designed, produced communication satellite marks its 1st signal.
The cable will run between the US, South Africa, India, Brazil and "other regions"
The tariff hike underscores the delicate balancing act faced by the Nigerian government as it navigates economic reforms while ensuring social stability.
The facility will be used to impart modern technological skills and training to the local youth.
The satellite enables broadcasts and data communications across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the three seas surrounding Türkiye.
"This is not just a communication satellite. It is the realisation of a project that will shape Türkiye’s future in space and bolster its global influence," says Turkish transport minister.
Homegrown AI in the native tongue is democratising technology in Senegal and bringing millions of unlettered citizens into the digital mainstream.
Zimbabwe says the satellite's primary mission is to monitor crop health by using its advanced imaging technology to identify nutrient deficiencies.
New technology to allow western African nation to benefit from high-speed internet connection, says communication minister
Ethiopia has launched a sale of shares in the historic telecoms operator Ethio Telecom.
Among international attendees were African students, who praised Türkiye's technological advancements.
A continental summit in Zambia has challenged Africa to leverage on technology to tackle climate change and illegal migration.