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Nigerian President Bola Tinubu says he will address tariffs on newspaper and broadcasting materials to empower the media industry to discharge its constitutional role effectively.

The telecommunications giant, MTN Nigeria, has given a digital upgrade to St Lawrence Metropolitan College, Ado Ekiti, in south-western Nigeria, which is the school of the winner of the 2025 mPulse Spelling Bee Competition, Oreoluwa Alayande.

President Félix Tshisekedi has officially signaled a tightening of the reins on the Democratic Republic of the Congo’s digital landscape.

Nigerian President Bola Tinubu has congratulated Lebara Nigeria on its official launch, describing the milestone as a strong vote of confidence in Nigeria’s digital economy.

MTN Nigeria says it invested N1tn in 2025 to expand fibre infrastructure, roll out additional base stations and strengthen network capacity nationwide, as the country’s biggest telco returned to profitability after a choking financial year marked by foreign exchange pressures and negative equity.

The decision affects operators who had not used their licenses for over six consecutive months.

Zambia and Mozambique commission cross‑border fibre‑optic project to connect the networks of the two neighbouring countries.

Just 24 hours before polls were scheduled to open, a judge in chambers has ordered the indefinite suspension of the 12th Congress of the National Union of Journalists of Côte d’Ivoire (UNJCI).

The Moroccan government has officially approved a draft law to reorganize the National Press Council (CNP), marking a decisive step toward stabilizing the country’s media regulatory framework.

The Gabonese government announced an immediate, nationwide suspension of all social media platforms on Tuesday, citing the need to curb the spread of hate speech and misinformation.