Friday, August 7, 2026
UG Standard - Latest News
  • Home
  • News
    • DIPLOMACY
    • COURT
    • AFRICA
    • BOOK REVIEW
    • INTERVIEW:
    • National
    • Parliament
    • World
    • Regional
  • Business
    • AGRIBUSINESS
    • OIL & GAS
    • REAL ESTATE
    • TECH
    • INNOVATIONS
    • TELCOM
  • OpED
  • EDUCATION
  • INVESTIGATION
    • NATIONAL ARCHIVE
    • SPECIAL REPORT
    • ANALYSIS
  • FEATURES
    • SOCIETY
    • Community
    • Pictorial
    • PROFILES
    • Lifestyle
    • Health
    • ENVIRONMENT
  • Tours & Travel
    • Hotel & Hospitality
  • Sports
  • About us
  • Login
UG Standard - Latest News

Airtel Africa, Xtelify Sign Multiyear Digital Partnership

by KELVIN AMANDA | TECH WRITER
07/08/2025
in AFRICA, Business, TECH, TELCOM
Reading Time: 2 mins read
A A
0
Share on FacebookShare on Twitter
Airtel Africa has signed a multiyear strategic partnership with Xtelify, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, to accelerate its digital transformation across 14 countries.
Mr. Gopal Vittal, Vice Chairman and MD Airtel India. Airtel Africa has signed a multiyear strategic partnership with Xtelify, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, to accelerate its digital transformation across 14 countries.

NAIROBI, Kenya – Airtel Africa has signed a multiyear, multimillion-dollar strategic partnership with Xtelify, a subsidiary of Bharti Airtel, to accelerate its digital transformation across the continent.

Xtelify, which houses all of Bharti Airtel’s digital assets, today launched a new AI-powered software platform. The platform is designed to help telecommunication companies streamline operations, improve customer experience, reduce churn and increase average revenue per user.

Under the partnership, Airtel Africa will deploy Xtelify’s software platforms, which include Data Engine, Work and IQ. This will enable Airtel Africa’s 150,000-strong field team across 14 countries to access market insights for targeted strategies and strengthen fraud and spam protection for customers. Xtelify IQ will also provide secure, real-time customer engagement.

Jacques Barkhuizen, Group Chief Information Officer for Airtel Africa, said the partnership is a “transformative leap.”

“By harnessing Airtel’s AI platforms that have proven scale in India, we are not only simplifying our operations but also accelerating hyper-personalized experiences for our customers,” Barkhuizen said. “In addition, this is Airtel leveraging Airtel — a powerful synergy that will drive sustainable growth, innovation, and unmatched value across our 14 African markets.”

Binod Srivastava, Chief Business Officer for Global Business at Bharti Airtel, said the partnership would help address complex challenges.

“By combining our innovative Xtelify platform with Airtel Africa’s vision, we will drive their digital transformation and address industry’s most complex challenges like fighting spam and fraud to ensure utmost customer protection,” Srivastava said.

Xtelify also launched a sovereign, telco-grade cloud platform, Airtel Cloud. The cloud platform, which handles 1.4 billion transactions per minute for Airtel in India, will now be extended to other businesses. The highly secure and reliable platform is hosted on sustainable data centers and offers IaaS, PaaS and advanced connectivity.

Share this:

  • Share
  • Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook
  • Share on X (Opens in new window) X
  • Share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window) LinkedIn
  • Share on X (Opens in new window) X
  • Share on Pinterest (Opens in new window) Pinterest
  • Share on Telegram (Opens in new window) Telegram
  • Share on WhatsApp (Opens in new window) WhatsApp

Like this:

Like Loading…

Related

Tags: AfricaAIairtelAirtel africaBharti AirtelDigital TransformationPartnershipsoftwareTechnologyTelecomTelecommunicationsUgandaXtelify

Related Posts

Ten individuals, including Kakooza Jasper and Hajju Kayongo Badru Ismail, appeared in Uganda's Anti-Corruption Court on Monday over alleged illegal land title creation.
News

10 charged in land fraud case involving Madhvani Group

by Julian Ninsiima | Reporter
28/04/2025
0

Ten individuals, including Kakooza Jasper and Hajju Kayongo Badru Ismail, appeared in Uganda's Anti-Corruption Cour over alleged illegal land title...

Read moreDetails
Group photo of the students with officials from TotalEnergies EP Uganda led by Laurent Stephane, Tilenga Academy Recruitment and Training Manager

100 Ugandan students advanced oil and gas training abroad

03/04/2025

100 Ugandans Graduate from CNOOC Technical Training Program

12/09/2025

1000 landowners in Agago receive certificates of customary ownership

05/01/2024
Load More

Recent CommentsRecent Comments

  • jokerbet adres on Improving Service Delivery: Public to Participate Directly in Evaluating Judiciary’s Performance
  • The Journey of Ibrahim Traoré on How President Ibrahim Traoré’s ambitious vision is driving Burkina Faso’s economic growth push
  • Ugandan Scientists Finalists For European Inventors Prize — Press Uganda on Ugandan scientists finalists for European inventors prize
  • Government Pumps UGX1 Trillion Into UDB To Drive Industrialization, SME Growth — Press Uganda on Government pumps UGX1 Trillion into UDB to drive Industrialization, SME growth
  • PS Ggoobi Tips On Building USD 500b Economy — Press Uganda on PS Ggoobi tips on building USD 500b economy
UG Standard - Latest News

UG Standard, published via www.ugstandard.com isa publication of Sahel Media Solutions Ltd, a professional Digital/New Media company in Uganda info@ugstandard.com

Follow us on social media:

Latest News

  • Boarding schools face tough new safety floor as government makes dormitory permits, fire kit and matrons compulsory
  • REVEALED: How Next Media journalists met their death on Entebbe Road
  • Sanyuka, NBS TV producer killed in Entebbe Road crash; presenter Makona in ICU
  • CORNERED! Singer Angella Katatumba moves to auction tycoon Mukesh’s Shs1bn Kampala towers over Shs173m debt
  • Tanga energy plan: How Vitol became the private power in East Africa’s oil
  • Uganda’s Tanga pivot tightens the squeeze on Kenya’s fuel corridor

OpED

ISA KATO: Why the US Travel Advisory on Uganda Matters Beyond Tourism

Rural electrification: A pathway to reducing greenhouse gas emissions

Africa’s classrooms must embrace AI without abandoning human-centred education

When a Child Goes Quiet: Why Uganda Must Pay Closer Attention to the Emotional Lives of Its Children

Constitutions must serve citizens, not political power

© 2024 Ugstandard - Latest News by Digital/New Media company.

Welcome Back!

Sign In with Facebook
OR

Login to your account below

Forgotten Password?

Retrieve your password

Please enter your username or email address to reset your password.

Log In
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • DIPLOMACY
    • COURT
    • AFRICA
    • BOOK REVIEW
    • INTERVIEW:
    • National
    • Parliament
    • World
    • Regional
  • Business
    • AGRIBUSINESS
    • OIL & GAS
    • REAL ESTATE
    • TECH
    • INNOVATIONS
    • TELCOM
  • OpED
  • EDUCATION
  • INVESTIGATION
    • NATIONAL ARCHIVE
    • SPECIAL REPORT
    • ANALYSIS
  • FEATURES
    • SOCIETY
    • Community
    • Pictorial
    • PROFILES
    • Lifestyle
    • Health
    • ENVIRONMENT
  • Tours & Travel
    • Hotel & Hospitality
  • Sports
  • About us

© 2024 Ugstandard - Latest News by Digital/New Media company.

This website uses cookies. By continuing to use this website you are giving consent to cookies being used. Visit our Privacy and Cookie Policy.
%d