One platform, engineered for African conditions — country by country.
addanode delivers industrial monitoring across Africa from our South African engineering base: hardware pre-configured in Johannesburg, installed by your technicians or local partners under remote guidance, running on the addaNet platform. Every country page below is written for that country's operating reality — its utilities, its regulators, its power situation — not copy-pasted.
Kenya →
Deep market: manufacturing, agri-export cold chain, county water utilities and the water ATM economy.
Ghana →
Factories, cocoa processing and a water utility pushing hard on metering and telemetry.
Nigeria →
Africa's biggest industrial energy story: self-generation, estates, and water billing that must be provable.
Tanzania →
Mining and cement, EWURA-regulated utilities, and Africa's most advanced prepaid-water market.
Zambia →
Copperbelt mining, Commercial Utilities under NWASCO, and the Kariba power lesson.
Botswana →
Water scarcity, long distances, a national prepaid-meter rollout — and sites hours from anywhere.
Country hubs, served remotely.
Single-page country hubs under our remote-delivery model — each page carries that market's own regulators, utilities and operating constraints. Fuller page sets follow as the work grows.
Egypt →
Analytics above a meter market Egypt owns; EDA GDP-2023 pharma cold chain; OEE for the region's largest factory base.
Ethiopia →
Rationed-network telemetry for a 60% supply gap, Awash effluent compliance, park factories short of power.
Malawi →
Water boards naming 44% losses out loud, prepaid kiosks on mobile money, ESCOM-shaped power resilience.
Rwanda →
The analytics layer above 110,000 smart meters still losing 44%; OEE for KSEZ; tender-ready delivery.
Uganda →
NWSC's 34%→30% NRW drive, Yaka-literate prepaid market, Namanve factories riding 4–7 outages a week.
Zimbabwe →
Telemetry for the borehole economy, verification for Harare's 600k-meter prepaid rollout, post-18-hour-shedding power discipline.
Pages en français.
Sept marchés francophones, chacun écrit dans les termes de son pays — du compteur prépayé ivoirien au compteur à prépaiement burkinabè. Réponses en français par écrit.
Burkina Faso (français) →
Télésurveillance minière (94 t d'or en 2025), vérification des compteurs à prépaiement ONEA, forages télégérés — page en français.
Cameroun (français) →
Sécuriser les recettes de l'eau (Camwater), délestage et groupes électrogènes, TRS pour Douala — page en français.
Côte d'Ivoire (français) →
Télégestion des forages et châteaux d'eau, vérification du compteur prépayé, TRS pour mines et zones industrielles — page en français.
Guinée (français) →
Premier exportateur mondial de bauxite, corridors de Simandou, forages de Conakry — page en français.
Mali (français) →
Le rebond de l'or (+30 % au S1 2026), sous-traitants miniers équipés, forages de Bamako — page en français.
RD Congo (français) →
Vérification autour des 100 000 compteurs REGIDESO, cuivre-cobalt du Katanga, forages de Kinshasa — page en français.
Sénégal (français) →
Mini forages, qualité pour l'eau en sachet (marché de 50 Mds FCFA), TRS pour Diamniadio — page en français.
Páginas em português.
Moçambique e Angola, escritos no vocabulário de cada país — respondemos em português por escrito.
Angola (português) →
A era do pré-pago na água (EPAL), geradores como infra-estrutura, TRS para a diversificação — página em português.
Moçambique (português) →
Água não facturada ~50%, energia pós-Mozal, carvão e grafite — página em português.
South Africa ↗
Our home market has its own dedicated site — the deepest content we publish, from OEE and machine retrofits to the full water compliance stack: addanode.co.za
Every country on one table
Pages live today, the language they are written in, the time-zone gap to our Johannesburg engineers, and the one number from that country's own regulator or operator that frames the conversation.
| Country | Language | Pages | Time zone | The number that frames it |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kenya | English | 17 | UTC+3 (SAST +1) | WASREB: NRW 48%, metering 97% |
| Zambia | English | 13 | UTC+2 (same as SAST) | NWASCO: NRW 57.0%; 8-hour load shedding |
| Tanzania | English | 10 | UTC+3 | EWURA: NRW 42.3%, 75% commercial |
| Ghana | English | 10 | UTC+0 | GWCL NRW ~54%; GS 1212 / AKOBEN |
| Nigeria | English | 10 | UTC+1 | Self-generation ₦1.34 trillion; Band A ₦200+/kWh |
| Botswana | English | 10 | UTC+2 | WUC NRW ~48%; 35,000 prepaid meters |
| Zimbabwe | English | 5 | UTC+2 | Capacity utilisation 55.9% (CZI) |
| Uganda | English | 5 | UTC+3 | Restoration ~20 h after the UEDCL handover |
| Angola | Português | 5 | UTC+1 | ANF target <40% by 2027 |
| Moçambique | Português | 1 | UTC+2 | NRW ~50% regional operators |
| Côte d'Ivoire | Français | 1 | UTC+0 | 50,000-meter prepaid pilot |
| Sénégal | Français | 1 | UTC+0 | 850,000 clients on digital management |
| Cameroun | Français | 1 | UTC+1 | Camwater: 200,000-meter campaign |
| RDC | Français | 1 | UTC+1 (Kinshasa) | REGIDESO: 100,000 smart meters |
| Burkina Faso | Français | 1 | UTC+0 | ONEA: 10,000 prepaid meters in preparation |
| Guinée | Français | 1 | UTC+0 | Bauxite 182.8 Mt (2025); Simandou |
| Mali | Français | 1 | UTC+0 | Gold 42.2 t (2025), recovering |
| Egypt | English | 1 | UTC+2 | NRW ~34%; metering market saturated |
| Ethiopia | English | 1 | UTC+3 | Industrial parks short of power |
| Rwanda | English | 1 | UTC+2 | WASAC NRW 44%; 110,000 digital meters |
| Malawi | English | 1 | UTC+2 | BWB NRW 44% |
Don't see your country?
We deliver remotely across Africa — pre-configured hardware, local installation under our engineers' guidance. If your operation is in a country not listed, tell us what you want to monitor; the model travels well.