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Zimbabwe Completes Undersea Fiber Optic Cable Communication Project
The Zimbabwe government has completed the installation of a fiber optic cable project linking the country to Mozambique as part of efforts to ensure fast and reliable internet connectivity, Information and Communication Technology Minister Nelson Chamisa...
IPhone App Allows People in U.S. to Send Money to More Than 400,000 Worldwide Western Union Agents
The Western Union Company has announced that it has introduced a new app that will allow anyone in the U.S. to send a Western Union money transfer directly from a mobile phone. The free, multifunctional app is now available for iPhone, iPad and iTouch...
Malawi Approves Fifth Telecom Operator License
The Malawi Communications Regulatory Authority (MACRA) announced on Thursday in Maputo that it has approved a license for a fifth telecommunication service provider called Celcom Limited. How People Arrived Here: malawi telecom, telecom license malawi
Mozambique Cellular Targets $4m Profits in 2011
Mozambique’s leading mobile phone operator, Mozambique Cellular (Mcel), averred that its 2011 profits could reach $4 million and increase its customer base from 4.5 million to 6.5 million, Mcel delegate administrator Mamudo Ibraimo said in an interview...
18% Drop in Cell Phone Subscriber Figure in Zimbabwe
The number of Zimbabweans with access to a telephone has decreased from 8.4 to 6 million during the past two months following disconnections of subscribers who missed a February 28 deadline to register their mobile phone lines.
Expert Says South Africa Must Improve Labor Industries to Stem Unemployment
South Africa must use its unemployed to its advantage and develop labor intensive industries, the World Bank’s chief economist said on Thursday. “South Africa is a labor abundant country. You have so many new young people coming into the job...
Mayor of London Launches Assault on ‘grime-crime’ Ahead of 2012 Olympics
The Mayor of London has urged Londoners to help spruce up the capital by reporting ‘grime-crime’ such as graffiti, litter and fly-tipping using internet and mobile phone technology. The innovative system enables users to track progress of clean-ups...
Brits Cut Coffee, Restaurants And Movies in an Attempt to Weather the Economic Storm
It’s tough out there: a quarter of Brits believe their jobs are less secure than a month ago. Over half expect their financial household situation to worsen in the next 12 months and the majority believe prices will rise in the next year. That’s...
