Infratel opens ‘Digital House’ to enhance Zambia's digital economy

Infratel opens ‘Digital House’ to enhance Zambia's digital economy

Infratel, the leading provider of digital infrastructure in Zambia, celebrated a major milestone on Tuesday by formally opening its new headquarters in Lusaka, named Digital House.

This facility is a representation of Infratel's unwavering dedication to fostering innovation and furthering Zambia's digital transformation.

Cornwell Muleya, the Group Chief Executive Officer of the Industrial Development Corporation (IDC), alongside other dignitaries attended the launch of the facility.

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In his keynote message, which was read by Leya Ngoma on his behalf, Muleya commended Infratel for its efforts to help Zambia achieve a digital economy and emphasised the critical role that digital infrastructure plays in empowering individuals, communities, and enterprises.

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“Digital House is more than just a building; it is a collective commitment to embracing a digital future. It will serve as a hub for innovation, collaboration, and excellence, propelling Zambia closer to becoming a knowledge-based economy,” Mr Muleya remarked.

Infratel board chair's remarks 

The Infratel Board Chairperson, Stein Liyanda, while speaking at the same ceremony, praised the efforts that made the Digital House vision a reality.

“This facility stands as a testament to what we can achieve through resilience and innovation. It represents progress, opportunity, and our shared vision of a digitally empowered Zambia,” Mr. Liyanda said.

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"Digital House is strategically designed to be a centre for creativity, development, and execution of digital solutions that address Zambia's unique challenges," stressed Dr. Evans Silavwe, Chief Executive Officer of Infratel.

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The facility will be crucial in facilitating digital communications infrastructure, encouraging digital inclusion, and using technology to boost economic growth.

Prominent stakeholders, including Infratel management and employees, attended the event and received recognition for their commitment and role in achieving this goal.

Infratel is starting a new chapter with the launch of Digital House, further solidifying its standing as a reliable partner in Zambia's digital transformation process.

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