MTN Rwanda reports significant gains on 4G expansion

Parliamentarians met for a critical capacity-building session aimed at improving internet governance on the continent.

The ICANN80 Policy Forum will bring together global stakeholders, including governments, companies, civil society, academia, and the technical community.

The company enables individuals and businesses to receive mail and parcels directly to their mobile-linked e-P.O. Box, removing the need for physical postal boxes.

The funds will be invested in further expanding Spiro's network of automated swap stations and to introduce new electric bike models.

Rwanda minister of information and communications technology and Innovation, made the pledge during the just concluded high-level meeting in Kigali.

The telco says this initiative marks a significant to protect the planet and promote sustainable business practices.

Providing its quarterly financial results, the telco says it completed the modernisation of 140 network sites in different parts of the country during the quarter.

The telco is seeing growth in fibre-to-the-home, 4G adoption as well as usage of its MoMo services.

The telco launched 4G-enabled smartphone, IKOSORA+, as part of the Connect Rwanda 2.0 campaign during a ceremony in Kirehe.

COMESA is considering policy coherence and regulation to promote cross-border interconnectivity, increase regional competitiveness, and ensure competitive tariffs.

LigaData's software solutions and services are used by over 30 communication service providers globally, who serve over 350 million users.

The US firm intends to staff its monitoring operation with personnel from Rwanda, trained through a partnership that includes Carnegie Mellon University.