Data traffic on the African continent is growing rapidly. Smartphones are becoming increasingly widespread among the young population, and AI applications consume significantly more electricity. This also necessitates a new infrastructure with local data centers, which makes the expansion of solar, wind, hydro, and geothermal projects economically attractive. One example is Lagos, Nigeria, where EWIA already has a presence. It is not only due to massive population growth that

Another year is drawing to a close and we want to take stock of our sixth year of existence. Balance sheets include income and expenditure, the good and perhaps not so good. But they help us to understand the current situation. So let's take a look at everything that happened at EWIA between January and December 2025. A lot, I can tell you that much already. In 2025, we became a different company; we grew, expanded, and diversified. On the plus side, we have a large number of

Experiencing Christmas in Cameroon quickly reveals: this celebration feels different from Europe – yet it’s about the same things: community, hope, and gratitude. Around 70% of Cameroonians are Christians. In the days leading up to Christmas – which falls in summer there – cities like Douala or Yaoundé are loud and bustling. Markets overflow, buses and taxis jam the streets, and everywhere people buy new clothes. On the evening of December 24, many churches fill up. Depending