Airtel

If you are in search of a pretty reliable and affordable pocket Mifi that you can carry anywhere, and that lets you connect to the internet from any part of Nigeria, you should consider the Airtel Pocket Mifi. Not only is it portable and easy... Read More

Airtel is the second largest mobile phone network provider in Kenya with a subscriber base well above 6 million. Airtel Money is Airtel's version of Safaricom's M-PESA and is available in many other African countries. This African giant is available in Burkina Faso, Chad, DRC,... Read More

Safaricom continues to dominate the telecom market in Kenya as it commands the majority market share. However, the competition is also stepping up, offering decent offers and packages to customers and winning new subscribers. Airtel Kenya has long been seen as a happy medium between... Read More

At the start of June, financial service provider KCB Bank Uganda united with Telecom Airtel Uganda to roll out Airtel Super Saver, a mobile financial solution with features that range from Instant Mobile Loans and regular Savings to Fixed Deposit Savings Accounts. Yes. You read... Read More

Knowing your phone number is really as important as knowing your address. Despite that, it is quite common than you might think for people to forget their phone number, especially the infant days when you just got your SIM and you're just trying to learn... Read More

It's 2020, almost every mobile money provider has a mobile app companion to extend services delivery. And quite interestingly, the user interface and overall user experience of mobile apps are considerably better than USSD. In this neck of the woods, MTN Group has the MTN... Read More

Airtel Uganda recently launched a Live TV and Video-on-Demand (VOD) service offering a mix of local and international content sourced from some of the largest studios across the globe. The service is called Airtel TV and is an "initiative in the Airtel's digitization journey." I... Read More

Airtel Uganda, the country's only 100% 4G network has announced a standard calling rate across all networks effective 2nd April 2019. This announcement comes just a few days after we reported that MTN Uganda had introduced a One Rate standard charge for calling from MTN... Read More

The mobile money business In Uganda is fast growing. As the country heads towards a cashless economy, mobile money is an important aspect in that regard. In 2017, a total of 44 trillion worth of transactions was recorded by the Mobile Money service providers. One... Read More