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    TD Africa partners Zinox Technologies to boost distribution of African tech

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    TD Africa, the foremost technology solutions aggregator in Sub-Saharan Africa, has officially onboarded Zinox Technologies into its esteemed portfolio of global brands. This strategic alliance marks a pivotal moment for both industry giants, uniting them with a shared mission to accelerate Africa’s digital transformation through homegrown innovation and world-class distribution.

    The partnership is designed to allow Zinox Technologies to leverage TD Africa’s extensive robust distribution network and deep regional expertise. This will significantly expand the reach of Zinox’s cutting-edge ICT products and enterprise solutions across the entire African continent. The move solidifies TD Africa’s dedication to connecting global technology standards with African innovation.

    “This partnership isn’t just about distribution; it’s about redefining what African technology can achieve,” said Chioma Chimere, Coordinating Managing Director, TD Africa. “By welcoming Zinox into our family of brands, we’re spotlighting the power of local innovation to stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the best in the world. Together, we’re building a new story for Africa, one of excellence, access, and empowerment.”

    For Zinox, the collaboration is both a strategic expansion and a homecoming. Kelechi Eze-Okonta, Managing Director, Zinox Technologies, noted, “Collaborating with TD Africa gives Zinox the scale, reach, and synergy to transform how African businesses experience technology. TD Africa’s unrivalled network and reputation will help us take our solutions to every corner of the continent, enabling enterprises and individuals to harness the full power of digital technology made in Africa, for Africa.”

    This alliance is timely, coming amidst a growing demand for resilient ICT infrastructure and locally driven innovation across the continent. TD Africa, which already serves as a trusted partner to major global brands like HP, Dell, IBM, Microsoft, Starlink, and Cisco, continues to solidify its position as the backbone of Africa’s technology ecosystem, empowering businesses and individuals with access to technology and innovation.

     

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