BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY MEDIA FOR AFRICA
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30 Sept 2020

Sub-Saharan Africa leads in mobile subscription

Latest GSMA report shows the region was home to 477 million mobile subscribers at the end of 2019.
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Sub-Saharan Africa remains largely offline

GSMA’s regional head unpacks the challenges in ensuring more people are able to connect.
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26 Mar 2020

Expect a rapid rise in mobile money transactions – GSMA

Organisation believes governments in Africa will seek to reduce cash transactions, reduce face-to-face transactions, among other measures taken.
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25 Nov 2019

Ghana, Uganda to pilot GSMA-backed connectivity solutions

MTN Uganda, Vodacom Ghana and other stakeholders to help address mobile connectivity requirements in rural areas.
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Africa's opportunity to make mmWaves with 5G roll out

GSMA outlines the realities facing the continent in being able to leverage mobile broadband at 'fibre-like' speed.
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16 Jul 2019

Youth will sustain Sub-Saharan Africa's mobile economy claims GSMA

Region's mobile ecosystem forecast to generate almost US$185 billion (9.1% of GDP) by 2023.
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8 Mar 2019

Ethiopia leverages infrastructure-led investment

Country's ICT sector grew by 7%, according to latest statistics from IDC.
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Stirring Africa's mobile money giants

Progressive policy making can unlock a new wave of mobile money growth in Sub-Saharan Africa says Akinwale Goodluck, Head of Sub-Saharan Africa, GSMA.
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25 Oct 2017

Ghana looks to mobile to fast-track digital transformation

Mobile offers the most widespread and inclusive means of accessing the internet and digital technologies.
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11 Jul 2017

African leaders mobilise in Tanzania to delve into tech opportunities

The total number of SIM connections expected to rise to nearly 1 billion by 2020, claims GSMA research.
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7 Sept 2015

MTN Nigeria apologises to subscribers

Mobile operator announces measures to cushion impact of SIM card validation.
 
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