Mobile

Safaricom shareholders approve $189m final dividend

The company pointed out that during the year, it demonstrated significant resilience in delivering outstanding growth in both the top and bottom lines.
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South Africa's dynamic shift in enterprise mobility tech

To mitigate the risk of data breaches and unauthorised access, businesses must safeguard sensitive company data and networks.
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Vodacom's African spectrum investments paying off

The company boosted its investments in new spectrum in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Mozambique, and Tanzania, as well as the number of 4G sites across the portfolio.
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Vodacom clocks over $400bn in financial services transactions

The telco advised shareholders that financial services are "a clear strategic priority" for the Group and would continue to be the greatest component of its revenue beyond mobile services.
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Airtel morphs African businesses for a smart, digital future

The company said its objective is to help businesses connect, communicate, and collaborate in a digital world.
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Kenya's Safaricom postpones system maintenance

The telco announced yesterday that the scheduled system maintenance had been postponed till a later date.
1:30

Ethio Telecom introduces 127 new products, services

The company said improving accessibility of its products and services was a priority in the previous financial year.
1:20

Ethio Telecom reports increase in revenue, net earnings

The telco says in order to boost the capacity and coverage of its telecom and digital infrastructure, it has undertaken a series of network improvement projects to assure service quality.
1:10

Huawei, Zambia partner on a smart village initiative

President Hakainde Hichilema launched the program at a community in the Southern province.
3:50

Huawei presents Global Optical Summit in SA

The company released a series of F5G-A products and solutions for sub-Saharan Africa and launched the OptiX Club member recruitment event to drive local industry intelligence.
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Safaricom donates $116,279 to protest victims

The telco announced yesterday  it will provide $77,518 to the hospital's Disaster Response Center and $38,759 in assistance devices to the injured.
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Huawei commits to expand African investment

The company believes Africa has enormous potential, and Huawei is willing to work with governments and businesses to capitalise on these opportunities.
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Telecom Egypt signs $600m deal to upgrade infrastructure

The multi-million dollar infrastructure deal was this week signed on the second day of the Egypt-EU Investment Conference launched by the president of Egypt El Sisi and EU president Ursula Von Der Leyen.