Nigerian MVNO EMOSIM debuts the country’s first travel eSIM
The firms say that the travel industry alone is promising, with over 1.2 million Nigerians travelling abroad each year, making the trip e-SIM a suitable launch offering.
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MTN introduces South Sudan's first eSIM
The regulator says it is ready to assist MTN and other mobile operators in innovating and making eSIM-enabled devices widely available.
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Egypt introduces e-sim for the Egyptian market
This comes after four major mobile operators completed the technical tests required to use the eSIM.
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Airtel Malawi's MD reassigned to lead Airtel Tanzania
Kamoto has worked for Airtel Malawi for 10 years, transitioning from chief commercial officer in 2014 to managing director in 2016.
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MTN Rwanda launches biodegradable SIM cards
The telco says this initiative marks a significant to protect the planet and promote sustainable business practices.
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Welcoming in the future of telecoms: The eSIM
Flexibility and convenience are the key differentiators for customers when it comes to the benefits of eSIM over the traditional SIM.
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Airtel Kenya expands network coverage
The expansion project includes the deployment of 349 new sites by the end of the year, with an additional 300 sites in the pipeline.
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Operators ramp up eSIM services but adoption remains low
Despite significant progress in the commercial availability of eSIM devices, Sub-Saharan Africa shows the lowest adoption and service rollout rate.
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OPINION: IoT? All about a SIM without the card in an open IoT ecosystem
Highly successful connectivity and business model, which has made wireless service providers highly successful in the personal communication business, will not scale in the IoT business.