Rwanda: Empowering Rwanda's Digital Liberation - BSC's Role in ICT Transformation

5 July 2023
The New Times (Kigali)

As Rwanda celebrates its Liberation Day on July 4th, 2023, it is essential to acknowledge the remarkable progress the country has made in its journey toward becoming the ICT hub of Africa. At the heart of this transformation lies Broadband Systems Corporation (BSC), an Information Technology company that has played a role in empowering Rwanda's digital liberation. BSC's relentless efforts have been closely aligned with Rwanda's government's commitment to leveraging technology as a catalyst for socioeconomic development.

BSC has been driving digital transformation across various sectors in Rwanda. By working closely with the government (both central and local), businesses, and healthcare providers, BSC has facilitated the adoption of digital solutions that enhance efficiency, improve service delivery, and unlock new growth opportunities. Whether it's empowering students with e-learning platforms or enabling telemedicine services, BSC has consistently demonstrated its commitment to leveraging technology for the betterment of society.

Message from the BSC team

"On this momentous occasion of Rwanda's Liberation Day, BSC is filled with immense pride and gratitude for the incredible progress we have made in realizing the vision of a digitally transformed nation. BSC's journey has been driven by the unwavering commitment of our team and the steadfast support for Rwanda's government programs.

As we look to the future, BSC remains dedicated to further expanding and enhancing our network capabilities, embracing emerging technologies, and driving innovation to unlock even greater opportunities for all Rwandans.

As we celebrate Liberation Day, let us reflect on how far we have come and recommit ourselves to harnessing the power of ICT to shape a brighter future for Rwanda and Africa as a whole."

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