RASCOM congratulates Eng. Kezias Kazuba Mwale on election as ATU Secretary General

Date: 2026-07-25
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By:  Nana Appiah Acquaye 

The Regional African Satellite Communications Organization (RASCOM) has extended its warmest congratulations to Eng. Kezias Kazuba Mwale following his election as the Secretary General of the African Telecommunications Union (ATU) for the 2027–2031 institutional cycle.

In a congratulatory message, RASCOM Director General Timothy Nii Adi Ashong commended Eng. Mwale’s election, describing it as a reflection of the confidence placed in his extensive experience, leadership capacity, and commitment to advancing Africa’s telecommunications and digital development agenda.

“On behalf of RASCOM, I extend our heartfelt congratulations to Eng. Kezias Kazuba Mwale on his election as Secretary General of the African Telecommunications Union. His wealth of experience in spectrum management, telecommunications policy, and continental digital cooperation will be invaluable as Africa continues its journey towards universal connectivity and digital transformation,” Mr. Ashong said.

RASCOM highlighted the critical role of the ATU in promoting collaboration among African countries, harmonising telecommunications policies, and strengthening the continent’s voice in global ICT discussions.

Mr. Ashong reaffirmed RASCOM’s commitment to working closely with the incoming ATU Secretary General and the Union’s Member States to advance shared priorities, particularly in expanding connectivity, promoting satellite communications, and leveraging space-based technologies to bridge Africa’s digital divide.

“RASCOM remains fully prepared to collaborate with Eng. Mwale and the ATU Secretariat as we work together to unlock the potential of telecommunications and satellite technology in supporting Africa’s socio-economic development,” he added.

RASCOM also expressed appreciation to all candidates who participated in the ATU electoral process and acknowledged the leadership and contributions of outgoing Secretary General John Omo in advancing the Union’s mandate.

 

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