Frank Eleanya is a Senior Reporter at TechCabal. He covers a range of topics including the telecommunications industry, big tech, infrastructure, and business, with a particular focus on 5G networks, cryptocurrencies, and financial technology. Frank's work has been featured in BusinessDay, Next Billion, and TechCabal.
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Frank Eleanya's articles predominantly focus on the Nigerian economy, technology, and startups. He frequently covers topics related to cryptocurrency, fraud, and business developments in Nigeria.
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By: Frank Eleanya
Nigeria's new identity law could complicate the passage of a long-awaited digital economy bill, with both frameworks covering digital identity and electronic signatures and potentially creating overlapping rules for businesses and government agencies.
Kenya’s Communications Authority says new rules for cyber cafés will require operators to keep basic customer records not track histories.
By: Frank Eleanya
La nouvelle loi nigériane sur l'identité pourrait compliquer l'adoption d'un projet de loi sur l'économie numérique très attendu, les deux cadres
MTN Group has secured conditional approval from Nigeria’s FCCPC for its acquisition of the remaining stake in IHS Towers.
By: Frank Eleanya
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is betting that it can resolve that tension, giving African organisations access to AI and global cloud infrastructure while allowing them to retain control over sensitive data.
MTN Group expects its Nigerian business to regain momentum in the second half of 2026 after airtime lending resumed after a regulatory suspension in April.
Nigeria's NCC has granted MTN Nigeria a conditional Approval-in-Principle (AiP) for its proposed acquisition of IHS Towers’ Nigerian business
AWS is betting that putting its engineers directly inside customer teams can help businesses turn ideas into a working product
Nigeria’s ISP market is growing, but the gains are increasingly going to a few major players like Spectranet, Starlink, and FibreOne
French aerospace company Thales Alenia Space and Israel Aerospace Industries are to build Nigeria’s next communications satellites
