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Exclusive Networks Africa Expands on Cloud-First Networking & Security Services Offering with New Infoblox Partnership
Exclusive Networks Africa is proud to announce a new partnership agreement with Infoblox, a leader in cloud-first networking and security services. Its solutions empower organisations to automate, standardise and accelerate the delivery of cloud-native and data centre network and security services, all from one place. The Infoblox vision is to dramatically simplify complex distributed networking and security, by delivering modern, cloud-first networking and security services that automate and streamline user experiences. Infoblox was founded in 1999 by Stuart Bailey in Chicago, Illinois, and is based at its global headquarters in Santa Clara, California, USA, with 28 offices worldwide. Ubiquitous visibility across the hybrid workplace “The hybrid workplace is here to stay, and this environ...
MultiChoice Hikes Prices of DStv & GOtv in Nigeria – Here’s By How Much
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Netflix Scholarship Applications Now Open for East African Students
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Gwede Mantashe Confirms Plans to Support SAns Amid Petrol Price Hikes
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SA’s Bolt & Uber Strike: Everything You Need to Know
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MTN Group Appoints New COO for its Nigerian Arm
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LakeHub Partners with the UN to Equip Kenyan Girls with Digital Skills
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Don’t Want to Get Blocked Out of Facebook? Accept These Policies
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Nigeria’s Flutterwave Launches in Tanzania
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South Africans Can Now Pre-Order the Huawei nova 9 SE
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Paratus Expands to DRC, Connects 620KM Fibre Optic Line
Laying fibre. Image sourced from IFC.org. Telecommunications firm Paratus Group has announced its expansion into the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). This coincides with the news that Paratus has won, together with DRC based Global Broadband Solution (GBS), a government tender to activate a 620-kilometre fibre-optic network link between Muanda, on the West Coast, to DRC capital city, Kinshasa. Paratus and GBS have established FAST Congo to deliver, operate and maintain the network link in an exclusive 15-year license contract. Paratus Seeks to Connect Africa By adding DRC to its terrestrial network, Paratus Group claims it can now boast a unique and contiguous footprint in Africa, which includes offices in seven SADC countries, four Data Centers, five satellite teleports with 6,000 cust...
Egypt’s Largest Banks Join Forces to Launch New $85M Fintech Fund
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