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Major telcos partner to drive Africa digital payments

November 23, 2018 • Companies, Editors Note, Featured, Finance & Banks, Finance and Banking, Innovation, Internet Banking, Mobile, Mobile Banking, MTN, News, Press Office, Sponsored News, Technology, Telecoms, Virtual Reality • • Comments (0)

from AKANI CHAUKE in Johannesburg, South Africa JOHANNESBURG – TWO of Africa’s largest mobile operators and mobile money providers have partnered to enable interoperable payments across the continent. Orange and MTN Groups, announce the joint venture, culminating in the introduction of Mowali (mobile wallet interoperability), to Mowali

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MTN multi-million-dollar spend on ICT upgrades

March 9, 2018 • Breaking, Broadband, Cloud Computing, Companies, Editors Note, Featured, MTN, Sponsored News, Technology • • Comments (0)

by AKANI CHAUKE JOHANNESBURG – MTN Group, the continent’s biggest mobile operator by subscriber base, has invested over R31,4 million (US$2,6 million) in rolling out network and information technology (ICT) across its markets over the past year. Some 8

MTN issues warning on latest OTP scam

January 31, 2018 • Breaking, Companies, Editors Note, Featured, Finance & Banks, Finance and Banking, Internet Banking, Mobile Banking, MTN, Press Office, Security, Sponsored News, Technology • • Comments (0)

from AKANI CHAUKE in Johannesburg, South Africa JOHANNESBURG – CUSTOMERS must be wary of yet another scam by fraudsters who con them after asking for their one-time pin (OTP). Once the pin is obtained, the fraudsters are then able to buy data or airtime

Spectrum deadlock hindering 5G deployment in SA

January 8, 2018 • Breaking, Broadband, Cloud Computing, Companies, Editors Note, Enterprise Solution, Events, Featured, Innovation, MTN, News, Sponsored News, Technology, Telecoms, Virtual Reality • • Comments (0)

JOHANNESBURG – A historic fifth generation (5G) technology and applications trial has been conducted in Africa but concerns remain over the failure by the South African government to allocate extra spectrum. MTN and the Sweden-headquartered Ericsson