MasterCard, Kenya's DTB ink 10 year digital payments deal
Mastercard and Diamond Trust Bank will offer customised payment solutions across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania
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Techforward, C-Sema partner to enhance child online protection
The collaboration ushers in a new era of innovation, enabling safer digital places for Tanzanian youths.
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Liquid targets East Africa with new security services
The company says it is adding asset management, risk remediation, patch management and compliance support to its existing cloud security services.
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Vodacom, Huawei unveil DigiTruck in Tanzania
The truck will provide digital education and skills to over 5,500 students, women, the elderly, and youth across ten regions each year.
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d.light closes $176m new financing facility for PayGo consumer loan
The new funding facility will assist the company in expanding its consumer loan service PayGo in Kenya, Tanzania, and Uganda.
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Tanzania warns against surveillance in private places
According to the data commission's statement issued on Monday, the action violates Tanzania's personal data protection rules and regulations.
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Tigo subscriber growth soars to 20 million in Tanzania
To mark the milestone in the East African country, the telco this week launched the "Sako Kwa Bako" campaign, which it says is aimed at celebrating its growing numbers.
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TowerCo of Africa Tanzania secures $30m investment
The financing will be used to construct 200 new telecom sites, increasing coverage in rural areas and bridging the digital divide across Tanzania.
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Vodacom Tanzania acquires Smile Communications in $27m deal
The transaction provides Vodacom Tanzania with access to important spectrum held by the small operator, which will help it grow 4G and 5G network services.
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Tigo Tanzania unveil new fibre products for home, business
The launch of Tigo Fibre marks the first time in Tanzania that fibre-to-the-home and fibre-to-the-business services will be made available.
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Tanzania gets Hyundai Rotem’s electric trains
The Tanzanian government purchased ten sets of Electric Multiple Unit trains from South Korea’s Hyundai Rotem, each kitted out with WiFi and CCTV.
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London-based fintech Unlimit expands into Tanzania
The beginning of operations in Tanzania represents the company's third African licencing since 2023, following licence approvals in Nigeria and Kenya.
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Tanzania launches initiative to protect children online
The campaign will educate children, parents, and teachers about their roles in keeping children safe online.