Here’s Why You Have Been Experiencing Glitches In Your Network Service Lately
The economic situation in the country has been unstable since the Buhari-led government and it appears that every sector is ...
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West African Countries Are Working To Harmonise Roaming Rates
Whether you use a prepaid or a post-paid line, your phone is automatically set by default to enable you to ...
Anticipating New Investors, 9Mobile Rises from Financial Turmoil Following Parent Company’s Exit
Barclays bank has been entrusted to secure new investors for 9mobile, once recognized as Etisalat Nigeria, according to a report ...
Kenya Unveils World’s First Mobile-Only Government Bond Program
Building on the success of its Mobile Money platform, a product of Kenya's largest telecom company, the government is charting ...
Africa’s Top Ten Internet-Connected Nations in 2016
Internet usage across the African continent is on a steady climb. Though the climb may be gradual, the progress is ...
AT&T on Track to Introduce 5G Service To Two US Cities But Global Adaptation Lags Behind
AT&T, ranked as the second largest telecom company in the US by total subscribers, is poised to take a giant ...
MTN Proposes $1.5 Billion Fine Settlement in Ongoing Legal Dispute
Nearly 230 million subscribers rely on MTN, Nigeria’s largest telecom company, for their daily telecommunications needs. The heavyweight telecom provider ...
A Record $5.2b/1.4 Tr Naira Fine For MTN By NCC. How About That?
Following its threat to fine non compliant regulators, the Nigerian Communications Commission has reportedly fined MTN which is the largest ...
Etisalat Challenges NCC Over MTN’s Tariff Differentials: A Battle for Fair Market Competition
A report by Ventures Africa indicates that the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has come under intense scrutiny, with accusations of ...
NCC Gives Seven Days Ultimatum To Telecom Operators On SIM Registration
If you're a mobile subscriber in Nigeria and have registered your SIM card in the past, you could still be ...