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Tom Jackson
Startup MoBFIT uses SMS to connect farmers with buyers

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[Tom Jackson] Ugandan startup MOBFIT has developed GSM-supported agricultural supply chain software, able to directly connect smallholder rural farmers to buyers via SMS...

Posted 7 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
India's Flytxt signs mobile marketing deal with Warid

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] Uganda mobile operator Warid Telecom has contracted India's Flytxt, a provider of global real-time closed loop mobile marketing solutions, to manage its marketing campaigns.

Posted 11 years ago | Like (1)
Walter Wafula
Ugandans get free access to Wikipedia

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] Ugandans who subscribe to Orange Uganda's network can now access Wikipedia for free, according to the company publicist, Patience Tindyebwa.

Posted 12 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Third mobile money service for Uganda

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] The cost of sending and receiving money via mobile phones in Uganda is set to decline after a third telecommunication company launched its own version of MTN's Mobile Money and Zain's Zap last Friday, 26 March 2010.

Posted 14 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Uganda: Operators urged to cut mobile broadband charges

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] The call for low cost mobile broadband connectivity was made by speakers at the inaugural meeting of Mobile Monday Kampala, held this week, 15 Feruary 2010. The meeting convened at least 85 participants to discuss the Future of Mobile Broadband in Uganda - the theme of the meeting.

Posted 14 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Mobile Monday starts Kampala chapter

Mobile Monday starts Kampala chapter
[Walter Wafula] Mobile Monday, the global community of mobile industry visionaries, developers and consumers now has a new chapter in Uganda. This follows a decision by various stakeholders in the nation's mobile and ICT sector to form Momokla (Mobile Monday Kampala), the Kampala chapter, on 20 January 2010.

Posted 14 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Voice messaging for Uganda Telecom subscribers

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] Uganda Telecom subscribers can now send voice messages following the introduction of the company's voice SMS service. For UGX150, Uganda Telecom subscribers can now communicate without needing to type in text messages and fix typos etc.

Posted 15 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
MTN Uganda's Zone to stay

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] MTN Uganda has decided to uphold MTN Zone, a cost saving tariff plan, due to subscriber interest for the product, according to a senior executive at the company.

Posted 15 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Uganda: SMS marketing irks MTN subscribers

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] Mobile phone communication is meant to ease life and add flavour to it, however it is also turning out to be a nuisance to Ugandans. In the past three weeks, fed-up subscribers of MTN Uganda have continuously and publicly complained of unsolicited marketing messages from the company with threats to quite its network.

Posted 15 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Uganda Telecom's 3G network boosts picture messaging

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] Subscribers on the Uganda Telecom network can now send and receive picture messages, following the upgrading of its network to third generation (3G).

Posted 15 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Uganda Telecom unveils 3G mobile broadband

Uganda Telecom unveils 3G mobile broadband
[Walter Wafula] Uganda Telecom (UT) has joined the league of global telecom operators offering mobile broadband services introducing the 3G Mobile Broadband card, a pocket-sized USB device that users can plug into either their laptops or personal computers to access and surf the internet.

Posted 15 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Warid unveils first mobile customer care service units

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] Warid Telecom has unveiled four new advanced mobile customer care vans dubbed “Warid On Wheels” (WOW), with an aim to deliver mobile telephony service assistance to its subscribers.

Posted 15 years ago | Like
Walter Wafula
Uganda's telecom operators throw the money around

Walter Wafula[Walter Wafula] From serious business to showbiz and generosity, Uganda's telecom companies are walking a similar path. Celtel Uganda started it all with the Say Yes! and Win a House campaign in 2007 where it gave away seven houses in excess of one billion shillings.

Posted 16 years ago | Like
Mobile Africa must not leave its villages behind

[Murali Shanmugavelan] Africa’s telecommunications, and hence its business potential, will never reach full fruition if rural areas and the poor are ignored when it comes to the provision of services.

Posted 17 years ago | Like
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