Is there a future for SMS?
The MIRUS messaging platform from Squire Technologies is an all-inclusive, virtualised messaging platform.
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Zambia: Electoral Commission partners with mobile operators
Country's ICT sector regulator reaffirms its role in elections amid speculation.
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Hefty fees derail Zambia's e-health programme
Country's regulator accused of overcharging Ministry of Health.
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Competition, lower tariffs boost Zambia's mobile market
ICT regulator confirms faster than expected growth rate.
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Radio, SMS most effective for governance in East Africa
Study finds that while mobile and web applications are useful, they are yet to reach critical mass.
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Infobip Extends 2-Way SMS Messaging Coverage to 40 Countries
National numbers and short codes available to engage billions of mobile users across global markets including US, Brazil, China, Russia and South Africa
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‘Most South Africans use cellphone banking to buy airtime’
Cellphone banking use surged from 28% in mid-2012 to 37% in 2013, says World Wide Worx.
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'Despite WhatsApp popularity, South Africans not abandoning SMS'
Text message use benefits from instant messaging awareness in the country, says expert.
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Telecel Zimbabwe attempts wooing subscribers with cheap SMS bundles
Zimbabwe mobile operator is trying to get its subscribers to send more text messages.
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MTN Uganda introduces an SMS based phone directory
The service allows customers to have access to registered contact details anytime.
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Botswana chiefs want SMS meeting notifications
Country’s traditional leaders call on government to help set up better notification systems.