New GSMA report highlights how AI, digital services and mobile connectivity are driving economic growth across Africa, while affordability remains a key barrier to digital inclusion
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Mobile technologies and services contributed $240-billion to Africa’s economy in 2025, equivalent to 7.8% of GDP, supporting…
GSMA says mobile technologies could contribute $290 billion to Africa’s economy by 2030, but nearly 1 billion people remain…
GSMA data shows mobile technologies and services contributed $240 billion to Africa’s economy in 2025, supporting 13 million jobs.
Persistent barriers related to affordability, skills and safety concerns continue to limit women's digital inclusion in low- and…
Artificial Intelligence driven digital services, platform ecosystems, and intelligent networks are becoming the real engine of…
The global push toward a digital economy risks leaving millions of women behind, with a new report revealing that 810
