LightYagami
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So amesema you post your speed tests unaanza story ya simu lols. And to hack, how is it will you do that??
Kila mtu apost internet speed yake. Yangu ndio hii. Mtumie speedtest.com ama u google speed test
Kila mtu apost internet speed yake. Yangu ndio hii. Mtumie speedtest.com ama u google speed test
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NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 27 – Kenya has been ranked second in Africa and 64 worldwide in the speed of internet at 10.11Mbps in 2018, dropping 13 places compared to the 2016/2017 period.
The Worldwide broadband speed league 2018 report shows Madagascar, with speeds of 24.87Mbps, has the fastest internet in Africa and is ranked 22 globally.
It takes 27 minutes to download a 5GB HD movie in Madagascar compared to 1 hour and 7 minutes to download the same movie.
The report attributes Madagascar’s high speeds to the underwater EASSy cable that supplies the island’s urban centres with broadband speeds.
“Most other African nations aren’t so lucky, with 7 out of the 38 included nations having to get by on average speeds of less than 1Mbps,” notes the report.
South Africa, Cape Verde, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Namibia, Burundi, Mauritius and Uganda finish the top 10 African countries in the high-speed internet report.
In Singapore, which has the fastest internet speeds in the world, it takes 11 minutes and 18 minutes to download the HD movie.
The speed tests were conducted between June 2017 and May 2018.
NAIROBI, Kenya, Jul 27 – Kenya has been ranked second in Africa and 64 worldwide in the speed of internet at 10.11Mbps in 2018, dropping 13 places compared to the 2016/2017 period.
The Worldwide broadband speed league 2018 report shows Madagascar, with speeds of 24.87Mbps, has the fastest internet in Africa and is ranked 22 globally.
It takes 27 minutes to download a 5GB HD movie in Madagascar compared to 1 hour and 7 minutes to download the same movie.
The report attributes Madagascar’s high speeds to the underwater EASSy cable that supplies the island’s urban centres with broadband speeds.
“Most other African nations aren’t so lucky, with 7 out of the 38 included nations having to get by on average speeds of less than 1Mbps,” notes the report.
South Africa, Cape Verde, Ghana, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Namibia, Burundi, Mauritius and Uganda finish the top 10 African countries in the high-speed internet report.
In Singapore, which has the fastest internet speeds in the world, it takes 11 minutes and 18 minutes to download the HD movie.
The speed tests were conducted between June 2017 and May 2018.
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This thread is unfair to us Tanzanians, sasa collomzi na Kafrican wameweka habari za za internet speeds wakijua vizuri hatupo hata top 10 yani hata Burundi wametuwacha nyuma. Annael , Geza Ulole, tuusan , redeemer , na henry kilenga njooni tuwakomeshe Nyang'aus. 😀😀😀😀 wanatudhalilisha sana yani hata Madagascar na Rwanda wanatushinda kwa internet speeds? Tulirogwa na mrogi akafa.
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Ni upumbavu ku-claim server zip of Nairobi
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Server za kampuni za simu za Tanzania zipo Nairobi. Hebu soma uploads za Watanzania wenzako utaona kuwa imeandikwa server ipo Nairobi. Hapa ni facts tupu, hamna emotions, facts
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While Kenya data center got tier III category in 2017 we had that category way back in 2016.
Tanzania makes bid for African leadership with $94m site
24 June 2015 By Peter Judge
Government hopes advisor deal with Huawei and new solar-powered data center will make Tanzania the East African hub
Tanzania is making a bid to become the data hub for East Africa, as the government announces a new $93.6 million data center, and appoints Huawei as its advisor.
The data center will be solar powered with battery backup, and have high bandwidth courtesy of Huawei, Tanzania’s minister for communications, science and technology, Prof Makame Mbarawa told the Huawei Clouds Conference in Dar es Salaam this week, according to PC Tech Magazine. It will be built in the Kijitonyama suburb of Dar es Salaam’s Kinondoni District.
Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
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Ambitions for East Africa
“This will be the best centre for ICT and IT industry across East Africa,” said Prof Mbarawa. Construction is due to start in July, and the center will have high-tech infrastructure to host services from government and business, including telecoms companies.
Prof Mbarawa hopes that the center will connect to neighbouring Kenya, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda, and serve businesses there.
“Cellular network companies will soon no longer depend on other country’s data centres thanks to this centre, which will also be used by other East African countries,” said the minister, according to Tanzania’s Daily News.
It will have fast fiber connectivity, will be independent of Tanzania’s electric grid, said Prof Mbarawa, relying on solar power and batteries.
At the same event, the Tanzanian government signed an agreement with Huawei Tanzania, making the Chinese company an ICT development adviser to the country.
Huawei has been in Tanzania for 17 years, and the country has a good IT market and favourable conditions to become a local ICT hub, said the Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania, Lv Youqing.
Tanzania makes bid for African leadership with $94m site
Tanzania makes bid for African leadership with $94m site
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Government hopes advisor deal with Huawei and new solar-powered data center will make Tanzania the East African hub
Tanzania is making a bid to become the data hub for East Africa, as the government announces a new $93.6 million data center, and appoints Huawei as its advisor.
The data center will be solar powered with battery backup, and have high bandwidth courtesy of Huawei, Tanzania’s minister for communications, science and technology, Prof Makame Mbarawa told the Huawei Clouds Conference in Dar es Salaam this week, according to PC Tech Magazine. It will be built in the Kijitonyama suburb of Dar es Salaam’s Kinondoni District.
Dar Es Salaam Tanzania
Source: Thinkstock / MHGALLERY
Ambitions for East Africa
“This will be the best centre for ICT and IT industry across East Africa,” said Prof Mbarawa. Construction is due to start in July, and the center will have high-tech infrastructure to host services from government and business, including telecoms companies.
Prof Mbarawa hopes that the center will connect to neighbouring Kenya, Uganda, Burundi and Rwanda, and serve businesses there.
“Cellular network companies will soon no longer depend on other country’s data centres thanks to this centre, which will also be used by other East African countries,” said the minister, according to Tanzania’s Daily News.
It will have fast fiber connectivity, will be independent of Tanzania’s electric grid, said Prof Mbarawa, relying on solar power and batteries.
At the same event, the Tanzanian government signed an agreement with Huawei Tanzania, making the Chinese company an ICT development adviser to the country.
Huawei has been in Tanzania for 17 years, and the country has a good IT market and favourable conditions to become a local ICT hub, said the Chinese Ambassador to Tanzania, Lv Youqing.
Tanzania makes bid for African leadership with $94m site
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Data Center and Colocation Services
Safeguard mission-critical data with the highest levels of security and operational reliability.
Needs that your business might have:
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- Safeguard mission-critical data with the highest levels of security and operational reliability
- Gain access to a vital ecosystem where major networks, enterprises and business partners interconnect to each other
- Cost-effective, high-density power and cooling coupled with state-of-the-art resiliency designs and processes
- Up-to-date security advancements available including CCTV, manned security, card access complemented by motion detection sensors
- 1st tier 3 Data Center in the region
- Industry-leading uptime average of >99%
- Proven expertise in configuring and supporting high-power density deployments
- Electronic access limited to technical staff
- Manned security on premise
- Cooling with effective and efficient cooling infrastructure that is robust enough for the most complex high-power density deployments
- Power with tiGO providing reliability that you can count on when it comes to power availability
- Compliance with the most stringent of standards with tiGO operating facilities that meet the rigorous standards and compliance needs of all businesses
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Our data centers have attained ISO 2701 requirements. With effective power usage, and a flat monthly rental fee, we help keep your hosting costs low.
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Our data centers have attained ISO 2701 requirements. With effective power usage, and a flat monthly rental fee, we help keep your hosting costs low.
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That's 2014 after fire incidence. Don't confuse Tanzania with Somalia. We r far ahead of u on this kind of facilities.
Flexenclosure provides eCentre for Vodacom Tanzania
9 May 2014 Updated: 9 May 2014 16:21 By Sharon Everitt
Modular data center developer Flexenclosure will provide network operator Vodacom Tanzania – a subsidiary of Vodafone Group UK – with an eCentre energy center module after its previous energy center was damaged in a fire last August.
The new eCentre system has been custom-designed and fully configured for Vodacom and will be deployed at its main switching center in the Kwale district of the country’s capital Dar es Salaam in July.
Flexenclosure said the modular eCentre has been designed to be energy efficient and easy to expand, as well as being fast to deploy.
It said the energy center in the new facility will be divided into separate rooms and fire zones for increased redundancy.
Flexenclosure said in the eventuality of another incident, such as the previous fire, Vodacom Tanzania’s customers will not lose their services.
And to further secure, trouble-free operation, a dat center infrastructure management (DCIM) system will be used for remote management of the eCentre.
Vodacom Tanzania’s managing director Rene Meza said uptime is important to provide customers with world-class service.
“By installing Flexenclosure’s energy centre solution, we’re confident that we will never again suffer a network outage like the one we had last year.”
Last August Vodacom Mozambique installed a 126 sq m modular eCentre35m above ground on a helipad at its regional office in the heart of Maputo which houses its mission-critical data and telecom equipment.
Last September, the company ordered 12 prefabricated data centers for its primary switching center just outside of the capital.
DCD Intelligence released a report that investigates the costs of modular builds versus those of traditional data center designs. You can view the report here.
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server zipo Nairobi ngombe hii
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huyu ndio amenichapa kwa download
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Evidence?
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Geza umenionyesha kuwa server za Vodacom zipo Tanzania. What about the others? Kuna watu wamepost uploads wakitumia tigo na nyingine hapo, na zote server zipo Nairobi. Kama ni Vodacom sipingi kuwa ipo T.Z lakini hizo zingine bila shaka server ziko Nairobi
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not sure whether u know what data centers of a phone company do! FYI they host servers. Msipende kujikweza like that! Ndo maana mnaaibika kila siku!
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Data Center and Colocation Services
Safeguard mission-critical data with the highest levels of security and operational reliability.
Needs that your business might have:
- Safeguard mission-critical data with the highest levels of security and operational reliability
- Gain access to a vital ecosystem where major networks, enterprises and business partners interconnect to each other
- Cost-effective, high-density power and cooling coupled with state-of-the-art resiliency designs and processes
- Up-to-date security advancements available including CCTV, manned security, card access complemented by motion detection sensors
- 1st tier 3 Data Center in the region
- Industry-leading uptime average of >99%
- Proven expertise in configuring and supporting high-power density deployments
- Electronic access limited to technical staff
- Manned security on premise
- Cooling with effective and efficient cooling infrastructure that is robust enough for the most complex high-power density deployments
- Power with tiGO providing reliability that you can count on when it comes to power availability
- Compliance with the most stringent of standards with tiGO operating facilities that meet the rigorous standards and compliance needs of all businesses
MPT Installs Data Centers For Tanzania’s Tigo
2 years ago
Master Power Technologies (MPT), a company founded in South Africa, specializes in quality backup power solutions where uptime-(time during which a machine, especially a computer, is in operation) is essential. They concentrate on the supply, installation and after sales servicing of a comprehensive range of engineered power solutions. The company identifies and creates solutions for businesses throughout Africa that enables them to increase availability and reliability while saving money and improving efficiency. They have several customers ranging from telecom and banking to mining and heavy industry.
One such customer is Tanzania’s Tigo, who selected MPT to design, manufacture and install a new data center. The job involves project managing the entire procedure and managing the building structure for the data center.
MPT provided an independent, self-reliant data center created from different units, hence why they managed to obtain the tender from Tigo to design, build, and implement a number of news data centers throughout its operating countries such as Rwanda, Senegal and Chad. The project provided by MPT will involve a completely independent power management solution which wouldn’t necessitate use of Tanzania’s national electricity to operate fully.
The project is said to require a 5-module data center, with a sixth module to ensure backup power. The modules were made in 250 m2 containers, while the backup power required a 50 m2 container. These were created by the MPT’s head office in South Africa, which were then taken apart and shipped to Tanzania, for reassembling.
All containers also enjoy a full security solution, which comes with fire detection, intrusion alarms and surveillance cameras.
The overall package is created to be efficient yet cost effective when providing control and monitoring of power. The package created can be used for a multiple functions such as battery management, generator control, and building management.
As such the new data centers with state of the art power management tools will help grow Tigo’s network expansion, while also providing resources for other requirements needed. Also an advantage is that spare data centers can be rented out to other companies. The success rate of the data centers may lure Tigo, into possible future negotiations to install further data centers.
MPT Installs Data Centers For Tanzania’s Tigo
TELECOM FIRM AIMS AT CLOUD SOLUTION, DATA SERVICE
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Tigo Tanzania announced to expand its product portfolio and start delivering more value-added services and business solutions such as cloud services and ICT managed services under a single portfolio.
Its acting Managing Director Simon Karikari said they start to build the capacity two and half years ago by investing heavily on infrastructure and by last week their fibre connectivity almost covered the entire country. “We have invested for the future…the business future looks bright.
The GDP is growing, inflation at single digit, (thus) business will flourish and need connectivity,” Mr Karikari told reporters in Dar es Salaam over the weekend. Mid this year, Tigo announced a further investment of 70 million US dollars in the next 12 months to upgrade its network. This is on top of another 75 million US dollars invested in the past year.
The telecom said the fund earmarked for transforming and improving outreach of 3G and 4G broadband. “At the moment we are the market leader in Dar es Salaam…we want to leverage our 4G service to corporate clients as well,” Mr Karikari said.
The 70 million US dollars investment announced mid-this year geared to adding 260 2G networks sites in these rural areas, bringing the total to 2,700.
With support from fibre cable, the telcom has 1,500 towers supporting 3G, and 300 sites in major cities supporting 4G. The fibre infrastructure currently spans 2,294 kilometers with 22 district headquarters as part of the national ICT backbone footprint.
Tigo Tanzania’s acting Chief Business Officer Mr Hugh Sonn said the total business solution branded business to business (B2B) and would offer all inclusive tele-services including data storage.
“We put together bundled solutions that combine in-demand value added products alongside mobile, broadband and internet services at high speed connectivity” he said. Mr Sonn said they offer tailored technology solution package to SMEs, entrepreneur or corporate at high security level.
“We are offering high secured private internet service with specific security to protect the system including data storing services,” Mr Sonn said.
Tigo Tanzania Chief Technology Information Officer, Jerome Albou, said the telecom has a state-of-art data center to support cloud infrastructure at Salasala in Kinondoni District.
“The center is modular data centre and designed under parallel backup system, N+N, which operates under the back of preventive maintenance,” he said. The TA3 designed data center has a downturn of 99.98 per cent and 100 racks but could be upgraded to reach 800 racks capacity.
Telecom firm aims at cloud solution, data service
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Tony254 Session initiation protocol call center first in the region!
Tigo launches new high-end call centre in Tanzania
April 13, 2017 • East Africa, Mobile and Telecoms, Top Stories
Tigo Tanzania’s facility is providing a unique, personalized and harmonized customer experience platform. (image: Tigo)
Tigo Tanzania has announced the opening of a call centre in Tanzania this week. A first of its kind in the country, the call centre is equipped with the latest technology and complete with embedded data security measures to protect customer information and identity. It has been designed to offer Tigo customers the best service.
Migrating from E1 to the latest in Call Centre technology – the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), allows for wide range of functionality and agility necessary to service Tigo’s dynamic 10 million-strong, and growing, loyal customer base.
With USSD/SMS platform for query follow-up and escalation and 100% CRM monitoring of customer satisfaction, Tigo’s customer service is expected to rocket sky high.
Operating 24 hours to serve 55,000 customers daily, every day of the week, and programmed to escalate customer queries every 2 hours, the Call Centre will provide swift resolution to customer queries, drastically reducing call queues.
Hosting such high volumes of customers daily, the Call Centre will also provide an ideal platform to daily receive and respond to customer feedback.
Commenting on the new Call Centre at the ribbon-cutting ceremony that marked its launch, Tigo’s Managing Director, Diego Gutierrez said: “Our investment in this new Call Centre underscores our commitment to grow and diversify the channels through which we reach our customers. Our business partners and customers can now look forward to receiving the most advanced customer care available in the country, buttressed by professional Call Centre agents ready to provide excellence in customer service”.
Gutierrez added that the Call Centre is equipped with a training facility for its world class service agents.
He is confident that the high-end facility will provide a unified approach to dealing with customers, thus improving the overall performance and effectiveness of customer support, a key Tigo customer care priority.
The facility is supported by the PCCI Group, a market leader in customer experience and operations outsourcing worldwide.
PCCI operates 20 locations across the globe with 7,000 employees dedicated to support Tigo Tanzania’s facility in providing a unique, personalized and harmonized customer experience platform.
Keeping in step with current trends, the PCCI Group will offer Tigo customers both traditional voice call centre as well as new digital customer service solutions that include social media, e-chat and email.
“We are pleased to partner with one of the world’s leading telecommunications company, Tigo, as the partner of choice to manage its Call Centre in Tanzania. The deployment of this new Call Centre is supported by the PCCI Group’s local experts and by the command centre of the Group based in Dubai. Also, as part of this partnership, the PCCI Group will employ more than 500 people to support local talent,” said Nidal Kamouni, PCCI Group CEO.
Speaking at the function, Tigo’s Head of Customer Operations, Zaeem Khan re-affirmed the trailblazing Telecom company’s commitment to providing cutting-edge technology to its customers, noting that the new Call Centre once again reinforces Tigo’s position as market leader in its segment.
Khan said: “We would like to assure our customers that through the Call Centre, they will continue receiving superior, seamless customer service experience, personalized interactions and proactive engagement from our well-trained teams”.
He elaborated that it is Tigo’s ability to adapt to shifting consumer dynamics and desires that has enabled it to effectively deliver great end-to-end experience that makes it stand head and shoulder above the rest.
Staff Writer
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Tigo launches new high-end call centre in Tanzania
April 13, 2017 • East Africa, Mobile and Telecoms, Top Stories
Tigo Tanzania’s facility is providing a unique, personalized and harmonized customer experience platform. (image: Tigo)
Tigo Tanzania has announced the opening of a call centre in Tanzania this week. A first of its kind in the country, the call centre is equipped with the latest technology and complete with embedded data security measures to protect customer information and identity. It has been designed to offer Tigo customers the best service.
Migrating from E1 to the latest in Call Centre technology – the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), allows for wide range of functionality and agility necessary to service Tigo’s dynamic 10 million-strong, and growing, loyal customer base.
With USSD/SMS platform for query follow-up and escalation and 100% CRM monitoring of customer satisfaction, Tigo’s customer service is expected to rocket sky high.
Operating 24 hours to serve 55,000 customers daily, every day of the week, and programmed to escalate customer queries every 2 hours, the Call Centre will provide swift resolution to customer queries, drastically reducing call queues.
Hosting such high volumes of customers daily, the Call Centre will also provide an ideal platform to daily receive and respond to customer feedback.
Commenting on the new Call Centre at the ribbon-cutting ceremony that marked its launch, Tigo’s Managing Director, Diego Gutierrez said: “Our investment in this new Call Centre underscores our commitment to grow and diversify the channels through which we reach our customers. Our business partners and customers can now look forward to receiving the most advanced customer care available in the country, buttressed by professional Call Centre agents ready to provide excellence in customer service”.
Gutierrez added that the Call Centre is equipped with a training facility for its world class service agents.
He is confident that the high-end facility will provide a unified approach to dealing with customers, thus improving the overall performance and effectiveness of customer support, a key Tigo customer care priority.
The facility is supported by the PCCI Group, a market leader in customer experience and operations outsourcing worldwide.
PCCI operates 20 locations across the globe with 7,000 employees dedicated to support Tigo Tanzania’s facility in providing a unique, personalized and harmonized customer experience platform.
Keeping in step with current trends, the PCCI Group will offer Tigo customers both traditional voice call centre as well as new digital customer service solutions that include social media, e-chat and email.
“We are pleased to partner with one of the world’s leading telecommunications company, Tigo, as the partner of choice to manage its Call Centre in Tanzania. The deployment of this new Call Centre is supported by the PCCI Group’s local experts and by the command centre of the Group based in Dubai. Also, as part of this partnership, the PCCI Group will employ more than 500 people to support local talent,” said Nidal Kamouni, PCCI Group CEO.
Speaking at the function, Tigo’s Head of Customer Operations, Zaeem Khan re-affirmed the trailblazing Telecom company’s commitment to providing cutting-edge technology to its customers, noting that the new Call Centre once again reinforces Tigo’s position as market leader in its segment.
Khan said: “We would like to assure our customers that through the Call Centre, they will continue receiving superior, seamless customer service experience, personalized interactions and proactive engagement from our well-trained teams”.
He elaborated that it is Tigo’s ability to adapt to shifting consumer dynamics and desires that has enabled it to effectively deliver great end-to-end experience that makes it stand head and shoulder above the rest.
Staff Writer
Tigo launches new high-end call centre in Tanzania | IT News Africa – Africa's Technology News Leader
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