like LTE-U. However, if you take an in-depth look at these new developments, you will understand why Wi-Fi is actually experiencing an upsurge. Why Africa should widely adopt Wi-Fi Let’s take a look at why Africa should widely adopt Wi-Fi. Unlimited ... ( read original story ...)
4G subscriptions continue to grow in Africa
According to Dataxis, in 2016, most 4G subscribers came from a few leading countries in northern and southern Africa. Significant disparities in 4G development and adoption still exist depending on the country, for instance, Morocco, with its 3.4 million ... ( read original story ...)
Spike in Africa’s 4G subscriptions
However, Sa Eva Nébié, research analyst at Dataxis, says Africa still trails other continents in regards to 4G deployments. Nonetheless, she points out the number of 3G-enabled SIMs will continue to rise simultaneously, particularly in countries with low ... ( read original story ...)
Orange Central African Republic and SES Networks Partner to Reinforce Connectivity in Country
It was the first operator to launch 3G+ mobile internet in 2013 in the country, and the first operator to launch mobile banking services with its Orange Money service. Orange Central African Republic is renowned for its important contribution to the ... ( read original story ...)
Internet Solutions’ plan to support blazingly-fast 4G and 5G networks in South Africa
Internet Solutions plans to use its extensive Wi-Fi footprint in South Africa to support faster 4G, and eventually 5G, networks. “To make 5G really work in this country, you need triple the [current mobile] coverage or more,” said IS CEO Saki Missaikos. ( read original story ...)
Newly launched LTE network provider appoints COO
South Africa’s newly launched LTE-Advanced network, Rain, has appointed Gareth Tindall as Chief Operating Officer. Announced in September 2016, the Rain LTE-A network of currently 750 active base stations, and increasing daily, already extends across ... ( read original story ...)
Dataxis says 4G customers in Africa to reach 296 mln by 2022
Dataxis foresees a steady rise in mobile internet connectivity in Africa, with 4G mobile subscribers expected to reach 296 million by 2022 compared to 24 million in 2016. Dataxis forecasts that LTE will be accessible in all 54 countries. The number of 3G ... ( read original story ...)