Globe has expanded its GoRoam service to China, Turkey, and Oman, providing affordable and seamless mobile data roaming in 17 countries. Travelers can access high-speed internet at local rates, with plans starting as low as ₱23 per day, making international travel more convenient and cost-effective for Filipino users.
Omantel’s market share dropped by five percentage points in 2024 to 48% of Oman’s telecom market, leading to a 3% decrease in net profit, which amounted to $795 million. Competitors such as Ooredoo, Vodafone, and Awasr gained ground, impacting Omantel’s position in the country’s telecom sector.
Visa has partnered with Fonepay to introduce Scan to Pay in Nepal, allowing international travelers to make secure payments at over 1.5 million merchants using their Visa cards via Fonepay’s QR code system. This collaboration enhances the digital payment experience for tourists and supports financial inclusion in Nepal.
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) will grant 5G permissions to telecom companies within a week of their application submission. NTA confirmed that the necessary 21 MHz frequency could be provided. Currently, Nepal Telecom has tested 5G, while Ncell has delayed testing due to infrastructure investment concerns.
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ORA Technologies has raised $1.9 million in pre-Series A funding, increasing its total capital to $4.4 million. The investment will fuel the growth of ORA Cash, Morocco’s first social mobile wallet, and KooulMaroc, a food delivery service. This marks a key step in advancing Morocco’s digital and financial services.
YORA Technologies has raised $1.9 million in a pre-Series A funding round, bringing its total capital to $4.4 million. The investment will support the growth of its food delivery service, Kooul, and accelerate the development of ORA Cash, a digital payment solution, advancing digital and financial inclusion in Morocco.
Paratus Group has launched Paratus Tanzania in a joint venture with Green Telecom, expanding its East African presence. This move targets key sectors such as tourism, mining, and healthcare while improving connectivity for underserved regions. It also creates job opportunities, strengthening Paratus’ commitment to Africa’s digital transformation.
