Samsung Launches Smart School in Senegal
The Senegal Ministry of Education and Samsung Electronics Africa has announced the launch of a mobile education solution aimed at creating positive change and providing an advanced and interactive classroom experience for learners.
Printronix Announces Partnership with Talk Technology
Printronix Inc. has announced a distribution agreement with Talk Technology, the print technology distribution and channel services specialist, to deliver its print solutions across Africa outside of RSA region.
Samsung Hands Over Digital Village in Gabon
Samsung Electronics Africa has officially handed over its revolutionary ‘Digital Village’ to the Gabonese government during a ceremony in Libreville, Gabon.
Orange and Ecobank Launch Money Transfer Service
Orange and Ecobank roll out new service that allows mobile money transfers in West Africa and beyond
Pfungwa Serima : Connectivity in the Business World
Pfungwa Serima, CEO of SAP Africa, unpacks some thinking around connectivity in the business world
Metacom NanoPAD Offers Faster, Safer EFT Transactions at a Lower Price
Metacom's new MC403 NanoPAD is the latest connectivity solution that will drop the cost of financial transactions worldwide
UBA to benefit from Vodafone’s Total Communication Solutions
United Bank for Africa (UBA) Plc has become the first Nigerian-based multinational to join the ranks of Vodafone Global Enterprise customers, Vodafone Group’s arm aimed at simplifying the management of global communications for multinational companies.
WorldRemit and MTN Agree Major Mobile Money Partnership
Online money transfer service WorldRemit and telecoms operator MTN have signed a global partnership that will enable WorldRemit customers to send remittances instantly to MTN’s Mobile Money customers.
Gemalto and Vodacom Initiate Rollout of Prepaid EMV Bank Card
Gemalto has announced the deployment of prepaid EMV banking cards to complement Vodacom’s m-pesa mobile wallet service in South Africa
Nigeria’s 30-Year Investment Plan Requires Initial $325 billion Mobile Kick-Start
Nigeria needs a further $325 billion to expand its mobile network infrastructure capacity in line with international standards, it has been revealed.
