Business Logic Systems, the business intelligence and marketing campaign software company focused on the mobile telecoms industry, is expanding its operations in the Middle East with the opening of an office in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Networks Unlimited, a Sub-Saharan distributor of IT Security and Networking Solutions based in South Africa today announced the company’s growth over the past three years has been a staggering 68%, 47% and a phenomenal 101% respectively!

Oracle today announced that it has agreed to acquire Global Knowledge Software LLC (GKS), a division of Global Knowledge, Inc.

Deputy chief executive Vittorio Colao has become the boss of Vodafone after taking on the role held by Arun Sarin for the past five years.
The handover at the company’s annual meeting came as shareholders voted on Vodafone’s £1 billion share buyback scheme, announced last week after its stock crashed.

The Sahara Group has announced its intention to restructure its subsidiary portfolio as part of its strategy to manage and leverage off higher levels of growth it continues to experience.

The Rwanda Utilities Regulatory Agency (RURA), which is responsible for ensuring a fair and transparent bidding process, named only seven companies who had officially bought into the bid for a 3rd fixed license

East African states are meeting in Nairobi to discuss plans for regional ICT policy harmonization and to determine if and how a single regulation policy can be applied uniformly.

Celtel Zambia has announced plans to spend some US$70 million on its network this year in an effort to boost its subscriber base from 2.3 million to 2.7 million.

Malaysian company, M-mobile is investing more than US$3 million in setting up the first mobile-phone handset manufacturing plant in the country with a capacity to assemble between 50,000 and 70,000 mobile phones a month.

Nigeria’s Globacom, has expanded its prepaid roaming service to six additional countries. Glo Mobile subscribers will now have outbound roaming service in Spain, South Africa, Belgium, Turkey, Ukraine and Algeria.

After a fourteen-year period using the Accsys DOS based Nugen payroll software, management at MalaMala, situated  between the Sabi Sand Wildtuin and the Kruger Park, has converted the establishment’s infrastructure to the Accsys Peopleware solution.