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Yani bila hata kufanyiwa open international tender angalau Safaricom ijifanye inashindana na kampuni nyingine za kimataifa, serekali ya Angola imeketi chini na kuamua hakuna mwengine ambae ako na product kama M-PESA kwahivyo afadhali watumie diplomasia kuialika Safaricom ikaanzisha huduma hio kule Luanda. Alafu hapo taarifa inasema 90% ya soko la uchumi huko liko informal kwahivyo huduma kama M-PESA itakua na impact kubwa sana manake hata Kenya yenyewe ilikua ni 65% kabla Mpesa.
Duh! Natamani hata mimi siku moja kazi yangu ije ijulikane kiasi cha kua natafutwa na kupewa barua ya mualiko wa kupewa tender bila hata kutafuta.
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allafrica.com
17 JUNE 2021
Angola Press Agency (Luanda)
Luanda — Angolan minister of Economy and Planning Sérgio Santos last Wednesday encouraged the Kenyan telephone company Safaricom to invest in the Angolan market, with a view to increasing competitiveness and competition in the telecommunications sector.
However, the official invited those in charge of the aforementioned company to participate in a seminar to be organised in Angola in the near future and take advantage of the time to study ways of creating partnerships in the country.
Sérgio Santos made the invitation during a virtual bilateral meeting on the subject, having said on the occasion that the Angolan market has 90% of the economy in the informal sector, so that the services of this operator constitutes gains for Angola.
The minister recognised the need and importance of the M-pesa tool, used by Safaricom, for financial transactions by mobile phone, an experience that the Angolan authorities intend to take advantage of.
At the meeting, promoted by the Angolan ambassador to Kenya, Sianga Abílio, the Kenyan company was represented by Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, director general of M-pesa Africa and by Ogugwa Adegbite, Strategy director and International Expansion of Mpesa Africa.
The Mpesa tool was created in Kenya in 2007 and is already used in Tanzania, Egypt, Mozambique, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana and Lesotho.
However, Unitel and Movicel companies continue to dominate the telephony market in Angola, since 2000. Angola Telecom is the exclusive holder of the sector and for December of this year, Africell's starts the activities.
Duh! Natamani hata mimi siku moja kazi yangu ije ijulikane kiasi cha kua natafutwa na kupewa barua ya mualiko wa kupewa tender bila hata kutafuta.
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Angola Open to Kenyan Telephone Operator
Angolan minister of Economy and Planning Sérgio Santos last Wednesday encouraged the Kenyan telephone company Safaricom to invest in the Angolan market, with a view to increasing competitiveness and competition in the telecommunications sector.
Angola Open to Kenyan Telephone Operator
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Angola Press Agency (Luanda)
Luanda — Angolan minister of Economy and Planning Sérgio Santos last Wednesday encouraged the Kenyan telephone company Safaricom to invest in the Angolan market, with a view to increasing competitiveness and competition in the telecommunications sector.
However, the official invited those in charge of the aforementioned company to participate in a seminar to be organised in Angola in the near future and take advantage of the time to study ways of creating partnerships in the country.
Sérgio Santos made the invitation during a virtual bilateral meeting on the subject, having said on the occasion that the Angolan market has 90% of the economy in the informal sector, so that the services of this operator constitutes gains for Angola.
The minister recognised the need and importance of the M-pesa tool, used by Safaricom, for financial transactions by mobile phone, an experience that the Angolan authorities intend to take advantage of.
At the meeting, promoted by the Angolan ambassador to Kenya, Sianga Abílio, the Kenyan company was represented by Sitoyo Lopokoiyit, director general of M-pesa Africa and by Ogugwa Adegbite, Strategy director and International Expansion of Mpesa Africa.
The Mpesa tool was created in Kenya in 2007 and is already used in Tanzania, Egypt, Mozambique, Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana and Lesotho.
However, Unitel and Movicel companies continue to dominate the telephony market in Angola, since 2000. Angola Telecom is the exclusive holder of the sector and for December of this year, Africell's starts the activities.
