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Bharat Media & Entertainment Group (BMEG), a leading player in the media and entertainment industry dedicated to helping brands and businesses grow, is proud to announce the appointment of Saurabh Jain as the Country Head for Media at BMEG India. Thi

In the past, phones could look radically different as developers tried to find their niche. Some still want to return to that variety, which is a mistake.

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani-backed Radysis will expand into Ghana by providing affordable 5G network infrastruture, applications and smartphones.

TikTok recently introduced an important tool to help content creators better manage their accounts, TikTok Studio.

YouTube announced it has started to test the ability to reply to a Super Chats message.

With the 2024 General Election taking place this week, here's how expensive South African has become since 1994. Think a 444% increase!

Ghana has teamed up with Reliance Jio, Tech Mahindra, and other vendors to develop 4G and 5G infrastructure. This $200 million initiative aims to enhance telecom capabilities, with the blueprint inspired by India's telecom success. The rollout is closely watched by other African countries contemplating similar moves.

In a landmark announcement, the Government of Ghana unveiled a strategic partnership with seven industry leaders to introduce affordable 5G mobile broadband services nationwide. However, notably absent from this collaboration is MTN Ghana, the country's leading telecommunications provider. The seven partners comprising Ascend Digital, K-NET, Radisys, Nokia, and Tech Mahindra,…

Nokia is set to win a contract to supply 5G radio equipment to Portuguese telecoms operator MEO, according to an internal Nokia blog post and two sources familiar with the matter. Nokia...

Nokia is set to win a contract to supply 5G radio equipment to Portuguese telecoms operator MEO, according to an internal Nokia blog post and two sources familiar with the matter. Nokia is set to secure the deal even though China's Huawei has been MEO's sole supplier of 2G, 3G and 4G Radio Access Network (RAN) equipment. MEO is one of Portugal's leading mobile operators formerly known as Telecom Portugal and now owned by France's Altice.