Samuel Mungadze is a journalist at ITWeb. He covers a range of topics including telecommunications, finance, and investment, with a particular focus on drone technology, AI platforms, and 5G technology. Samuel's insights and analyses have been featured in ITWeb, ITWeb Africa, and defenceWeb.
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Samuel Mungadze's coverage focuses on technology, telecommunications, finance, and business in Africa. His articles heavily feature press releases, government and private sector announcements. When reaching out to him keep in mind that he covers a broad range of topics including software & SaaS, tech industry news and general business news related to Africa.
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Shadric Namalomba, Malawi's minister of ICT. The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Secretariat is developing a Regional Artificial
The pan-African telecom operator's shareholding in Safaricom has increased to 55%, enabling consolidation of its telecommunications, financial services and technology businesses.
DE-CIX CEO, Ivo Ivanov. The FIFA World Cup Round of 16 match between Argentina and Egypt pushed traffic at DE-CIX Frankfurt, Europe's largest
Dubai-headquartered Yango Group believes technology companies have a significant role to play in building these connected urban ecosystems.
Shameel Joosub, Vodacom Group CEO. Vodacom Group processed $547.9 billion in mobile money transactions over the past 12 months, including Safaricom, as it expands deeper into financial services.
Optical network operator EllaLink provides high-capacity connectivity on a low-latency transatlantic route, and is offering an alternative path to existing systems for the countries it connects.
Clydestone said the claim involves proprietary intellectual property, confidential commercial information and operational methodology developed during the engagement.
Samuel Mungadze MTN Ghana said the proceedings do not affect its operations, services or Mobile Money business.
He said the macroeconomic environment remained challenging, citing inflation and global pressures, but noted relative stability in the Naira supported planning and cost management.
Towers are a critical value-creation driver that will strengthen MTN's strategic and financial position for the future, said Ralph Mupita, Group CEO of MTN Group
