Today's Bulletin: Fri, April 19, 2024
The company announced that it has put its plans to launch 5G mobile internet service in the country on hold.
In a recent interview, Safaricom CEO, Peter Ndegwa, said, that the company has no plans to publicly launch a 5G service and instead will be working to further improve its 4G service, updating many 2G and 3G customers.
The company has been conducting 5G trials last year. The decision to put all 5G plans on hold comes after the company’s announcement to deliver 100% 4G coverage across all of Kenya.
Totogi’s Charging-as-a-Service platform goes live for Zain Sudan, showcasing agility, innovation, and cost-effectiveness.
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The company introduces telebirr Engage on telebirr SuperApp, enabling seamless communication, social engagement, and digital transactions.
April 18, 2024
stc Bahrain teams up with HPE Aruba Networking to offer cutting-edge Wi-Fi and networking solutions for businesses.
April 18, 2024
Our editor, Joyce Onyeagoro, dives deep into a critical topic: Africa’s young population and its potential to lead the digital revolution. Joyce explores these challenges and opportunities, drawing on insights from key figures.
April 18, 2024
Our editor, Joyce Onyeagoro, dives deep into a critical topic: Africa’s young population and its potential to lead the digital revolution. Joyce explores these challenges and opportunities, drawing on insights from key figures.
Max Cuvellier Giacomelli’s perspectives from MWC 2024 shed light on the intricate dynamics shaping mobile connectivity in Africa.