U.S. Funds Africell to Challenge Huawei | US News

The U.S. is pouring nearly $100 million into Africell, America’s only telecom giant in Africa, to outmaneuver Huawei’s expanding grip on the continent. Backed by the Export-Import Bank, this loan fuels network upgrades using U.S. and allied tech—part of Washington’s broader push for secure, trustworthy infrastructure amid growing concerns over Chinese espionage. Since 2001, Africell has served millions across Angola, Congo, Sierra Leone, and Gambia, already partnering with American and European firms. This isn’t just a new move—it’s a continuation of past U.S. efforts to protect data sovereignty and ensure African digital infrastructure is built with trusted allies.

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