Paratus launches two Mozambique to SA fiber links
One of the fibre links crosses Eswatini while the other follows the Komati Port route.
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Taiwanese firm recommits to Swazi Tech Park construction
CECI will continue providing consultancy services for the project.
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Viettel sets sights on Swaziland
Country's regulator confirms Swavitel's application still needs to go through approval process.
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Orange plays down plans for Swaziland
The telco only plans to extend its online store services in the African monarch.
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4most's enterprise manager puts Logico Logistics solutions back in the drivers seat
Logico Logistics Solutions will implement 4most's Enterprise Manager (EMA), powered by SAP Business One, to allow for greater daily controls and seamless future expansion.
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Mostly men use FNB’s banking app
First National Bank reveals that 60% of those who use its mobile application are male.
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100 more Swaziland buses getting TV service
The ‘Mobilize Transit TV’ network was first rolled out to 50 vehicles last year.
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SwaziBank to issue MasterCard debit cards
The partnership sees the expansion of MasterCard's acceptance network.
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African Union launches Swaziland IXP
Facility expected to help boost routing of intra-country internet traffic.
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FNB launches mobile app in seven African markets
Zambia, Namibia, Botswana, Swaziland, Lesotho, Tanzania and Mozambique are to join South Africa in having access to the bank’s application and mobi-site.
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Surging African demand for FNB eWallet services
Strong take-up of mobile money service in Botswana, Namibia, Swaziland, Lesotho and Zambia.
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Swaziland’s data prices 'sky-high' amid lack of competition
The tiny kingdom is landlocked within South Africa, but its tariffs are significantly higher.