Communications Africa Issue 1 2022

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Kwik Delivery’s mission is to enable Nigerian businesses to grow, to sell more and to foster trust between economic stakeholders through the use of technology. We have been growing very fast since we were founded two years and a half ago. We have close to 100,000 B2B customers in Lagos and Abuja and we are on target to reach 1,000,000 by the end of the coming year.”

- Romain Poirot-Lellig

- Pekka Lundmark

CEO Kwik Delivery

president and CEO Nokia

Passport to Earning will provide young individuals with an effective tool to strengthen and upscale their skillsets and empower their professional journeys towards greater goals. In addition, the RewirEd Summit proved to be a fitting gathering to launch this platform in line with the conversations we hosted around the summit’s first day theme: Youth, Skills and the Future of Work.”

- HE Dr Tariq Al Gurg CEO and vice-chairman Dubai Cares

Mobile internet services are becoming quite popular in Zanzibar, like everywhere else around the globe. These services bring online access to information and communication to the masses through their mobile phones, helping bridge the existing rural and urban digital gap. More crucially, however, these services are singularly responsible for promoting financial inclusion by allowing the banked and underbanked in Zanzibar to participate fully in the emerging digital economy.”

This new five-year deal will accelerate the benefits of Nokia’s technology – including 5G – for consumers in Middle East, North Africa and Southeast Asia and will enable businesses to digitalise and innovate with new services. The move to 5G will drive radical transformation across industries, communities and public services and we are proud to continue supporting Ooredoo Group on this journey.”

Reducing our carbon footprint is a challenge we take incredibly seriously. Over the past five years, we have built a strong team focused on delivering reliable mobile infrastructure across our markets while reducing our dependency on generators. This has been achieved by becoming more efficient, connecting sites to the grid, and using renewable solutions, for example hybrid battery and solar installations. Now, we are taking this work further by setting specific carbon intensity targets, developing a roadmap towards net zero emissions, and investing in our markets for a more sustainable future.”

- Kash Pandya CEO Helios

Thuraya’s next generation programme is a comprehensive programme that covers land, sea and air connectivity and targets key enterprises in the transportation, logistics, energy, utilities and maritime sectors across Europe, Africa and the Middle East as well as the fast growing Asia Pacific region.”

- Said Seif Said

- Antti Syrjanen

director general Zanzibar’s e-government agency

vice-president portfolio management Thuraya

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