Bishoftu International Airport: Ethiopia’s $12.5 Billion Vision for the Future of African Aviation
In January 2026, Ethiopia officially began construction of the Bishoftu International Airport, a project valued at US$12.5 billion. At first glance, the figure alone is enough to capture attention. But the significance of the project extends far beyond its cost. It reflects a long-term national strategy built around one of the continent’s strongest aviation industries […]
La vision d’Afrikanet pour l’avenir du football en Afrique
The truth is, great football nations aren’t built overnight. They’re built through vision, patience, and long-term commitment. They are created through investment in young talent, quality coaching, modern stadiums, world-class training facilities, strong local competitions, and opportunities that allow dreams to grow from the grassroots level to the global stage. Behind every great football nation […]
5 idées reçues sur Internet par satellite
Satellite internet has come a long way in recent years. Modern low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite networks have transformed how people and businesses connect, especially in remote and underserved areas. Despite these advancements, many outdated beliefs still prevent people from considering satellite internet as a reliable option. Let’s clear up five of the most common misconceptions. […]
La phase à élimination directe de la Coupe du Monde de la FIFA est là
The group stage has given us everything we hoped for big wins, surprise results, last-minute goals, and plenty of memorable moments. Now, the tournament moves into the knockout stage, where every match is all or nothing. One result can end a team’s World Cup journey, while another can send them one step closer to lifting […]
Quelle part de contrôle les gouvernements devraient-ils avoir sur les infrastructures de communication d’un pays ?
It’s a question I’ve been thinking about for a long time, especially after seeing internet shutdowns happen in different parts of the world. Governments have always played a role in telecommunications by issuing licenses, managing spectrum, and making sure networks operate properly. That part isn’t controversial. What I keep coming back to is whether any […]
Restez connecté. Vivez hors réseau
For a long time, people assumed that living or working off-grid meant sacrificing connectivity. If you wanted reliable internet, you needed to be close to towns, cities, and existing infrastructure. If you wanted power, you often had to rely on expensive generators or accept frequent interruptions. Fortunately, that’s no longer the case. Today, it’s entirely […]
L'équation de la souveraineté numérique
For much of the internet age, the technology equation seemed relatively straightforward: connect more people, expand access, lower costs, and the benefits would follow. Governments invested in digital infrastructure, telecom companies expanded their networks, and technology companies built platforms capable of reaching billions of users. That work remains unfinished. Large parts of the world still […]
Programme de stage d'été AFRIKANET
AFRIKANET is accepting applications for its Summer Internship Program for candidates based anywhere in Africa. This remote internship is designed for motivated individuals who are eager to learn, contribute, and gain practical experience while working on projects with real-world relevance. Interns will have the opportunity to support initiatives in areas such as digital communication, content […]
Comment cet homme a-t-il accompli ce que personne d'autre n'a jamais fait ?
The word trillionaire doesn’t really belong to everyday language yet. It sounds like something borrowed from a future that hasn’t fully arrived. But every so often, a few names get pulled into that conversation anyway. One of them is Elon Musk. Before the companies, before the valuations, and long before the global attention, there was […]
Comment l’irrigation intelligente peut réduire l’utilisation de l’eau de 30 à 50 % dans les fermes modernes
Let’s be honest: a lot of irrigation still comes down to guesswork. You look at the field, check the weather, maybe stick to the same watering schedule you’ve always used, and hope it’s about right. The problem is that crops don’t always need the same amount of water every day. Some days you’re watering too […]
