SLT-MOBITEL ENTERPRISE and Royal College Launch Sri Lanka’s First Full-Scale Passive Optical LAN for Education

SLT-MOBITEL ENTERPRISE and Royal College have implemented Sri Lanka’s first full-scale Passive Optical LAN solution, offering ultra-fast, secure broadband to enhance digital education. Powered by GPON technology, the network secures sensitive data and supports safe, connected learning, positioning SLT-MOBITEL as a leader in advancing education technology nationwide.

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Jumia Partners with Mirakl Ads to Transform Digital Advertising Across African E-Commerce

Jumia’s adoption of Mirakl Ads modernizes its retail media advertising with AI-driven optimization, automated campaign management, and real-time analytics. This empowers African sellers across multiple countries to enhance visibility and sales while providing customers with personalized shopping experiences, advancing Jumia’s growth and profitability.

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Tunisia Cracks Down on Unregistered SIM Cards to Combat Cybercrime and Fraud

Tunisia’s Ministry of Communication Technologies and INT are cracking down on unregistered SIM cards to combat cybercrime and fraud. Telecom operators must deactivate improperly registered SIM cards until valid ID verification is completed. This initiative aims to update subscriber data, curb unauthorized SIM sales, and address inflated mobile subscriber figures in the country.

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Sohar International Partners with Ooredoo to Empower SMEs in Oman with Innovative Solutions

Sohar International has partnered with Ooredoo Business to offer SMEs in Oman an exclusive suite of solutions, including complimentary services, device financing, mobile offers, and ICT solutions. This collaboration aims to support SME growth, reduce costs, and accelerate digital transformation, reinforcing the bank’s commitment to innovation and customer success.

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Banglalink IPO

Banglalink Delays IPO Amid Market Uncertainty, Optimistic for 2024

Banglalink, Bangladesh’s third-largest mobile operator, is postponing its IPO launch due to current market conditions, including political uncertainties and underperformance of telecom stocks. The company, optimistic about a 2024 IPO, has also explored partnerships with digital banks and recently initiated a national roaming field trial with Teletalk. Challenges include non-implementation of SMP restrictions and unfeasible regulations for SIM-locked handsets.

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