In the vast expanse of Africa, a silent revolution is taking place. The continent, which has long been characterized by its large unbanked population, is witnessing a paradigm shift in the realm of financial inclusion. The future of mobile money, an innovative and transformative technology, is unfolding at an unprecedented pace, tapping into Africa’s unbanked population and fostering a new era of financial inclusion.
Parent companies of members of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Huawei and Ericsson, have struck a long-term global patent licensing agreement as vendors. The agreement, covers the respective sale of network infrastructure and consumer devices, as well as granting access to each other’s technologies.
Mobile Money Limited (MTN MoMo), as part of activities to commemorate this year’s Mobile Money Month, has organized a stakeholder forum on the theme “Addressing the Barriers to Digital Payment Adoption in Ghana” in Accra.
Huawei upped its support of non-terrestrial communications in its mobile devices, revealing its forthcoming Mate 60 Pro device was capable of making calls over satellite infrastructure.
In the vast expanse of Africa, a silent revolution is taking place. The continent, which has long been characterized by its large unbanked population, is witnessing a paradigm shift in the realm of financial inclusion. The future of mobile money, an innovative and transformative technology, is unfolding at an unprecedented pace, tapping into Africa’s unbanked population and fostering a new era of financial inclusion.
Parent companies of members of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Huawei and Ericsson, have struck a long-term global patent licensing agreement as vendors. The agreement, covers the respective sale of network infrastructure and consumer devices, as well as granting access to each other’s technologies.
Mobile Money Limited (MTN MoMo), as part of activities to commemorate this year’s Mobile Money Month, has organized a stakeholder forum on the theme “Addressing the Barriers to Digital Payment Adoption in Ghana” in Accra.
Huawei upped its support of non-terrestrial communications in its mobile devices, revealing its forthcoming Mate 60 Pro device was capable of making calls over satellite infrastructure.
In the vast expanse of Africa, a silent revolution is taking place. The continent, which has long been characterized by its large unbanked population, is witnessing a paradigm shift in the realm of financial inclusion. The future of mobile money, an innovative and transformative technology, is unfolding at an unprecedented pace, tapping into Africa’s unbanked population and fostering a new era of financial inclusion.
Parent companies of members of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Huawei and Ericsson, have struck a long-term global patent licensing agreement as vendors. The agreement, covers the respective sale of network infrastructure and consumer devices, as well as granting access to each other’s technologies.
Mobile Money Limited (MTN MoMo), as part of activities to commemorate this year’s Mobile Money Month, has organized a stakeholder forum on the theme “Addressing the Barriers to Digital Payment Adoption in Ghana” in Accra.
Huawei upped its support of non-terrestrial communications in its mobile devices, revealing its forthcoming Mate 60 Pro device was capable of making calls over satellite infrastructure.
In the vast expanse of Africa, a silent revolution is taking place. The continent, which has long been characterized by its large unbanked population, is witnessing a paradigm shift in the realm of financial inclusion. The future of mobile money, an innovative and transformative technology, is unfolding at an unprecedented pace, tapping into Africa’s unbanked population and fostering a new era of financial inclusion.
Parent companies of members of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Huawei and Ericsson, have struck a long-term global patent licensing agreement as vendors. The agreement, covers the respective sale of network infrastructure and consumer devices, as well as granting access to each other’s technologies.
Mobile Money Limited (MTN MoMo), as part of activities to commemorate this year’s Mobile Money Month, has organized a stakeholder forum on the theme “Addressing the Barriers to Digital Payment Adoption in Ghana” in Accra.
Huawei upped its support of non-terrestrial communications in its mobile devices, revealing its forthcoming Mate 60 Pro device was capable of making calls over satellite infrastructure.
In the vast expanse of Africa, a silent revolution is taking place. The continent, which has long been characterized by its large unbanked population, is witnessing a paradigm shift in the realm of financial inclusion. The future of mobile money, an innovative and transformative technology, is unfolding at an unprecedented pace, tapping into Africa’s unbanked population and fostering a new era of financial inclusion.
Parent companies of members of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Huawei and Ericsson, have struck a long-term global patent licensing agreement as vendors. The agreement, covers the respective sale of network infrastructure and consumer devices, as well as granting access to each other’s technologies.
Mobile Money Limited (MTN MoMo), as part of activities to commemorate this year’s Mobile Money Month, has organized a stakeholder forum on the theme “Addressing the Barriers to Digital Payment Adoption in Ghana” in Accra.
Huawei upped its support of non-terrestrial communications in its mobile devices, revealing its forthcoming Mate 60 Pro device was capable of making calls over satellite infrastructure.
In the vast expanse of Africa, a silent revolution is taking place. The continent, which has long been characterized by its large unbanked population, is witnessing a paradigm shift in the realm of financial inclusion. The future of mobile money, an innovative and transformative technology, is unfolding at an unprecedented pace, tapping into Africa’s unbanked population and fostering a new era of financial inclusion.
Parent companies of members of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, Huawei and Ericsson, have struck a long-term global patent licensing agreement as vendors. The agreement, covers the respective sale of network infrastructure and consumer devices, as well as granting access to each other’s technologies.
Mobile Money Limited (MTN MoMo), as part of activities to commemorate this year’s Mobile Money Month, has organized a stakeholder forum on the theme “Addressing the Barriers to Digital Payment Adoption in Ghana” in Accra.
Huawei upped its support of non-terrestrial communications in its mobile devices, revealing its forthcoming Mate 60 Pro device was capable of making calls over satellite infrastructure.
