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Businesses that have engaged with their employees on work from home needs are making strides towards a sustainable distributed workforce.
The EAC, consisting of Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan, has undergone a digital transformation in less than a month as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The '2023' toll-free helpline is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, providing the nation with information about COVID-19.
Liquid Telecom has named Mark Townsend as CEO of Liquid Telecom Zambia, replacing Susan Mulikita.
The company mitigated network outages due to unexpected loss of connectivity following a recent break in the West Africa Cable System undersea cable.
This means more African cities, communities and businesses will have access to reliable and faster Internet connections, bringing proven economic and social benefits.
Liquid Telecom’s network upgrade includes regionalised redundancy to help ensure continued service to overcome network interruptions and support South Africans' rapidly evolving needs, says Reshaad Sha, CEO of Liquid Telecom South Africa.
Its facilities in Johannesburg and Cape Town will provide cloud service providers, carriers and enterprises with additional rack space to meet the demand for cloud-based services.
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The Microsoft Azure Peering Service has gone live at the IXP’s Kenyan Interconnection Hub.
Mike Silber is joining MTN Group from Liquid Telecom, where he held the role of group chief regulatory officer, for the five years.
Liquid says the office will bring access to high-speed connectivity and digital services to businesses in the Eastern Cape Province.