Airtel

Mobile Data is basically the life of any smartphone and without it, we wouldn't be able to use our favorite social media apps like Instagram, TikTok, and WhatsApp. This means we won't be able to chat with family and friends. But then, family and friends... Read More

For quite some time now, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) has been seeking to ring-fence mobile money services away from telecom businesses. To this effect, the second biggest telecommunications service provider in Kenya, Airtel Networks Limited has split with Airtel Money. This separation has... 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

Africa is rising and in this digital age, national borders don't really mean a thing. This, as many Africans, are resorting to doing their business online. With this, comes the need for cross-border payment solutions. While PayPal is one of the biggest cross-border payment solutions... Read More

Airtime is the Telco currency and it can be used to purchase data, voice bundles and more. It can also easily be transferred between users within the same network. For instance, you can only transfer airtime from Airtel to Airtel or from MTN to MTN... 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

As of today, Uganda has 9 confirmed cases of the COVID-19 virus with those 9 coming in a space of 3 days. Many businesses have come out to show support to the government and their customers during this lockdown caused by the virus. In this... Read More

After MTN Uganda launched one call rate calling for all local networks, Airtel Uganda launched one rate calling across all local networks for its customers too. Competition in Uganda's telecom sector is never dead. It doesn't end in the ads space where a one "Dismas"... 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