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Mobility Report

Mobile and Telecoms

Nigeria Leads Africa’s Mobile Subscription Growth- Ericsson

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According to the latest Ericsson Mobility report, Africa has seen a major growth of new mobile subscriptions with 9 million Africans joining services in the first quarter of 2017. This rise has seen the total number of mobile subscriptions...
East Africa

Sub-Saharan Africa expected to see 100% mobile penetration by 2021

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Ericsson has officially unveiled its latest Mobility Report, which according to the company provides insight into the future of 5G networks, including a forecast of 150 million 5G mobile subscriptions by 2021. 5G networks, based on standards that meet ITU IMT-2020...
Mobile and Telecoms

Mobile subscriptions to reach 9.3-billion by 2019

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In its annual Mobility Report unveiled at the AfricaCom 2103 Conference, held recently in Cape Town, technology manufacturer and vendor Ericsson noted that there has been a steady increase in the number of mobile connections – including Africa. “The number of...
Mobile and Telecoms

LTE to reach 2-billion subscriptions by 2018

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In Ericsson’s monthly Mobility Report, the company highlighted that fact that mobile subscriptions is on the raise at an unprecedented rate, but that LTE mobile connections will reach around 2-billion people by 2018. “LTE is currently being deployed and built-out...
Mobile and Telecoms

SA mobile Internet usage soars to 39%

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The Mobility 2011 research project, conducted by World Wide Worx and backed by First National Bank (FNB), reveals that 39% of urban South Africans and 27% of rural users are now browsing the Internet on their phones. The study excludes...
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How can AI Technology Drive Retail Risk Management in SA

The retail industry in South Africa is currently grappling with significant challenges, particularly as consumers experience economic strain following...
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