Mauritian fintech targets key growth markets

The agreement between the two companies provides Tanzania’s digital economy with more choice.

The agreement between TMCEL and WIOCC will enhance Mozambique’s digital backbone and improve network resilience.

The Tanzania Telecommunications Corporation says the new cross-border fibre link aims to strengthen digital competitiveness, expand the scope of high-speed communication services, and stimulate the growth of the digital economy for East Africa.

Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania, and Zimbabwe received accolades at the WSIS+20 event in Geneva, recognising their innovative projects in digital access, innovation, e-health, and youth empowerment.

President Hassan declared start-ups essential to Tanzania’s future, outlining major initiatives to boost innovation, including over 460 ongoing projects.

The company says businesses must adopt latest technology that ensures security while maintaining compliance with regulatory standards.

The bank has been commended for setting a new standard in East Africa, for proving that AI-first compliance can be both a deterrent to financial crime and an enabler of growth.

The group is looking at safe mining, enhancing the accuracy of finding minerals in the shortest possible time (exploration) and optimising extraction among others.

South Africa's National Research Foundation and Tanzania's Commission for Science and Technology recently signed an agreement to strengthen scientific partnership.

The company has begun operations in both countries as part of its ambition to provide mobility solutions in emerging markets.

The investment will be used to expand 4G coverage in Madagascar and Tanzania, as well as to support the rollout of 5G sites.