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The world’s largest manufacturer of mobile handsets, Nokia, reportedly shipped more than 460 million mobile devices during the 2008 calendar year. The figures once again cement Nokia’s position as holder of the biggest share of the global mobile handset market,…
MTN Uganda yesterday launched its much anticipated mobile banking application – called MTN Mobile Money. Users registering for the product will be able to send and receive funds using their mobile handsets. The launch follows rigorous testing of the application…
Gabon with an estimated population of only 2 million, has appealed to for foreign investment in the country’s under-developed Information and Communications Technology (ICT) sector.
In an effort to enhance the ability of stakeholders in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector in Nigeria, the country’s Senate has decided to amend its Communications Act.
Michael Essien has signed on as the MTN 2010 Associate to represent the mobile operator’s brand around the world, as the countdown to the 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa continues up to the kick-off on 11 June of next…
MTN has once again become the victim to hoax e-mailers, falsely claiming that the mobile operator is giving away free handsets to customers. MTN distanced itself from the hoax e-mail campaign, warning its customers to be wary of the false…
South African mobile operator Vodacom will become a publicly traded entity with its listing on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) on 5 May 2009. The listing forms part of a range of structured ownership deals, including the sale by Telkom…
Kenya’s telecommunications industry has seen many changes over the last few years. As mobile telephony grows in popularity in the country and the greater East Africa region, both mobile and fixed line operators are trying to position themselves to take…
“We can’t wait, let’s go 2010!” is the message from MTN, Africa’s first and only global sponsor of a FIFA World Cup competition. The mobile service provider with a footprint throughout Africa and the Middle East launched the campaign at…
MTN, as part of its 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa campaign, is demonstrating its drive to improve the lives of Africans through a new initiative to help save millions of Africans from the scourge of malaria.
Despite the current negative economic world climate, Blue Label Telecommunications (BLT), a leading distributor of prepaid secure electronic tokens of value and transactional services within emerging and developing economies in Africa, said it would continue to pursue growth in reach…
Fujitsu Siemens today introduced two new PC models geared towards energy conservation. The ESPRIMO E7935 and P7935 are billed as “0-Watt” models, meaning that these computers consume no power when in off-mode or hibernating-mode.
Nokia, the world’s largest mobile phone manufacturer, has released its new application development framework. The framework, called Qt 4.5, presents great opportunity for the open source development community with licensing options allowing for the development of proprietary applications on the…
Zain this week released its annual financial results for the year ending 31 December 2008, with strong growth numbers in total revenue, net profit and its total customer base. Zane has increased its mobile phone subscriber base by 50% to…
East African Cables, in Partnership with cable systems firm Nexans, is aiming to increase its footprint on the African continent. With head office operations based in Nigeria, East African manufactures a range of cable products, including copper electrical cables and…
According to research firm Gartner, the current economic downturn is having a negative effect on the global sale of mobile handset, with a 5% decline in global handset sales in the last quarter of 2008.