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Nokia trains developers in Dar es Salaam
Nokia is running a developer training programme in partnership with the Dar Teknohama1 Business Incubator (DTBi) and the Tanzania Commission of Science and Technology. Read More
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Wajanja bundle slashes rates
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Vodacom Tanzania has launched a low cost offer for the youth market.»PBZ plans mobile money
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The People’s Bank of Zanzibar plans to launch mobile money services later this year.»SEAS cable ready for roll-out
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Deployment of the Seychelles East Africa System (SEAS) international submarine cable has begun.»EAC Heads of State work toward single customs
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The East African Community Heads of State have discussed progress toward a single customs territory. »Africa a top lithium exploration region
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International mining firm New America Energy Corp is looking to Africa for new sources of lithium, used in batteries for laptops, cellphones and mobile devices.»Tigo ownership to be probed
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Tanzania will investigate the ownership of Tigo, following questions about why it is wholly foreign-owned.»New GM for Tigo Tanzania
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Tigo Tanzania appointed Diego Gutierrez as general manager for the country. »SEMA hackathon in Dar next month
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The University of Dar es Salaam and University of Twente from Netherlands will stage a hackathon at the Innovation Space on May 12-13th. »IT security in focus in Tanzania this week
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Tanzania will host the International Information Computing Technology Security Conference in Dar es Salaam on Friday.»Free training at TechnoSunday
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The TechnoSunday project invites Tanzanians to learn more about PCs, internet and mobile use.»Vodacom Tanzania cuts M-Pesa fees
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Vodacom Tanzania has cut its M-Pesa withdrawal fees by up to 20%.»IST Africa in Tanzania next month
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The IST-Africa 2012 Conference & Exhibition will takes place from 9-11 May in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.»TTCL wins Rwanda access deal
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Tanzania's TTCL has won a 10-year, USD6.7 million deal to supply internet bandwidth to Rwanda.»Tanzanian youth get entrepreneurship training
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US-based Babson College and Focus on Tanzanian Communities (FoTZC) have taken the Babson Entrepreneurial Leadership Academy to Karatu, Tanzania.»TTCL launches unlimited broadband offer
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Tanzania’s TTCL has launched unlimited broadband from USD20 a month.»Good progress on Tanzanian ICT backbone
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Tanzania’s national broadband backbone is expanding to connect the entire country.»Tanzanian phone subs up to 25m
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Tanzanian fixed and mobile phone subscribers have passed the 25.8 million mark.»Airtel extends 3.75G to Tanzania
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Tanzania has become the latest African country to launch Airtel 3.75G services.»Rural Tanzanian school gets digital learning aids
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A school in Newala, Tanzania, has been given TeacherMate mobile devices to assist learning.»Tanzania education highlights successes
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The Tanzania Education Authority (TEA) says it has financed 1,290 education projects since 2004, several of them involving ICTs for schools.»African bank heads focus on mobile money
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Heads of banks across Africa meeting in Zanzibar have stressed the importance of mobile money in reforming financial services.»Phase 2 of Tanzania network complete
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The second phase of the Tanzania National Fibre Optic Network will be complete in March.»EAC integration gets USD7m boost
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The EAC Partnership Fund Steering Committee has approved a USD7,315,000 cash injection to support the EAC integration agenda this financial year.»EAC calls on Microsoft to boost ICT use
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EAC Secretary General Richard Sezibera has urged Microsoft to work with governments to further facilitate ICT adoption.»IMF, EAC to assess integration
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The IMF and the EAC will mark 10 years of the EAC with talks on progress and strategy.»Zantel renames prepaid internet
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Zantel Tanzania has announced the change of name of its prepaid internet services to ezyNet»Vodacom Tanzania grows by 4m
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Vodacom Tanzania says it grew its subscriber base by 4 million last year.»TTCL in cut rate call offer
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Customers of Tanzania’s TTCL can make certain calls for the whole month for only 5000 Tanzanian Shillings (around USD3.1).»Wanted: Tanzanian ICT entrepreneurs
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Tanzania’s Dar Tekinohama Business Incubator (DTBI) has invited applications to join its ICT business development programme.»M-Pesa rates cut in Tanzania
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Vodacom Tanzania has cut its M-Pesa transfer fees by up to 75%.»Solar internet schools programme to benefit Tanzania
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Samsung Electronics is reported to be in talks with Tanzanian authorities to roll out its solar powered internet school concept in the country.»TCRA awards eight ICT scholarships
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Eight graduates have been awarded ICT scholarships by Tanzania's TCRA.»Sasatel Tanzania introduces WiMAX
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Sasatel Tanzania has introduced a new WiMAX platform for large businesses.»Zantel relaunches mobile money
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Zantel Tanzania has relaunched its mobile money service, ZPesa.»Tanzanians feel ICT is ‘vital’
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A new survey has found most Tanzanians believe ICT can play a vital role in improving the economy of the country.»Tigo launches 3.5G, voice SMS
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Tigo Tanzania has launched 3.5G internet and new voice SMS services.»Tanzanian network due this year
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Tanzania’s national fibre optic network is expected to be complete this year.»10 000 Airtel Money agents in Tanzania
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Airtel says its mobile money service now has 10 000 agents across Tanzania.»ITU recognises Tanzanian ICT achievement
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Tanzania has been awarded a certificate of recognition by the International Telecommunications Union.»Tigo upgrades network
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Tigo Tanzania has started upgrading and expanding its 2G and 3G networks.»Tanzania MNB enables mobile payments
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Tanzania’s National Microfinance Bank has launched NMB mobile bills payment for over 550,000 NMB mobile customers.»Vodacom leads Tanzanian market
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Vodacom Tanzania is leading the Tanzanian market, well ahead of the other telecommunication operators in the country.»Tanzania’s 2012 interconnect fees announced
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Tanzania’s TCRA has announced new interconnection rates for telecommunications operators.»TCRA won’t step in on pricing
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Tanzania’s regulatory authority says while it will control interconnect fees, it won’t interfere in the retail pricing of calls.»Global M-Pesa now in Tanzania
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Vodacom Tanzania has launched mobile international money transfer services in Tanzania.»YoungAfricaLive now in Tanzania
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A mobile community aimed at empowering youths has launched in Tanzania through Vodacom.»FEATURED STORY
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