Today's Bulletin: Sat, October 5, 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.
MTN Uganda has appointed Thomas Motlepa, Peace Kabatangare Zulu, and Franklin Kano Ocharo to its Executive Committee to enhance leadership.
October 4, 2024
Agri Fresh wins CAMTEL’s first Blue Tech Challenge for agricultural innovation, advancing tech-driven solutions in Cameroon’s growing digital landscape.
October 4, 2024
AMAKA Studio secures $2M seed funding to empower Black and African creators globally, expanding storytelling, monetization, and collaboration opportunities.
October 4, 2024
ASRI launches South Africa’s first suborbital rocket facility, advancing aerospace research and training through cutting-edge technology and precision engineering.
October 4, 2024
This #TechTalkThursday article takes a closer look at the evolving satellite landscape and how key players, such as Arabsat, are adapting to these changes with new strategies and innovations.
At IBC 2024, TechAfrica News’ Founder and Chief Editor, Akim Benamara, had an engaging conversation with Cedric Pesier, VP of Sales, EMEA at Nice People at Work (NPAW). The discussion […]
