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US vs Huawei in Africa

3 entriesSat, Sep 12Wed, Sep 16Policy & Regulation

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  1. Wed, Sep 16LatestUnverified — not yet reviewed

    Africell secures $99.6 million US EXIM loan to build secure telecoms infrastructure in Angola

    The US Export-Import Bank has extended a $99.6 million loan to Africell to expand secure telecoms infrastructure in Angola, explicitly framed as a geopolitical counter to Huawei's presence in African networks. The facility adds Angola-specific detail to the broader US financing instrument targeting African telecoms reported on September 14.

  2. Mon, Sep 14Unverified — not yet reviewed

    US Lends $100 Million to Africell to Counter Huawei in African Telecoms

    The Trump administration has announced a $100 million loan to telecoms operator Africell, framed as a direct counter to Huawei's presence in African digital infrastructure. The move translates the US-China technology rivalry into a specific financing instrument targeting Africa's telecoms sector.

  3. Sat, Sep 12Unverified — not yet reviewed

    US Moves to Counter Huawei's African Infrastructure Footprint

    The United States government has announced measures aimed at countering Huawei's presence in African digital infrastructure, bringing the US-China technology rivalry directly to bear on the continent's infrastructure investment landscape.