Tanzania:Kiwanda cha kwanza cha kutengeneza smartphone afrika mashariki kujengwa nchini

Emc2 · Oct 30, 2018

October 30, 2018

Kampuni ya IPP imetangaza kuanza ujenzi wa kiwanda cha kwanza cha kutengeneza simu janja maarufu kama smartphone, simu zitakazokuwa na uwezo wa kukaa na chaji kwa muda wa wiki moja na kwa wasiokuwa na umeme wanaweza chaji kwa nguvu ya Jua.
Kiwanda hicho kitakachokuwa cha kwanza nchini na Afrika Mashariki, kitajengwa eneo la Mikocheni jijini Dar es salaam, ambapo uwekezaji wake ukikadiriwa kuwa ni shilingi bilioni 11 na kitaanza uzalishaji ndani ya miezi mitatu ijayo, kikitarajia kuajiri takribani watu elfu mbili.
Akizungumza na wanahabari Mwenyekiti Mtendaji wa makampuni ya IPP Dkt. Reginald Mengi amesema kiwanda hicho kitakuwa na mchango mkubwa kwenye uchumi na sehemu kubwa ya watakaoajiriwa ni watu wenye ulemavu.
“Simu zitakazotengenezwa na IPP TouchMate zitakuwa na uwezo wa kukaa na chaji kwa muda wa wiki moja na lengo litakuwa ni kuendana na mazingira ya maisha halisi ya Tanzania“, amesema Dkt. Mengi.
Tayari ufungaji mitambo kwenye kiwanda hicho kitakachojulikana kama IPP TouchMate umeshaanza ambapo mbali ya simu, bidhaa nyingine zitakazotengenezwa ni pamoja na Tablet, Kompyuta mpakato, headphones pamoja na bidhaa za kielektroniki za majumbani pamoja na vipuri vyake.

NB: Tanzania hatutanii tunafanya kweli.

eliakeem · Oct 30, 2018

bravo my beloved country TANZANIA.
bravo my beloved President JPM.

Lewis254 · Oct 30, 2018

Kenya is planning to launch its own locally-built mobile phone
By Abdi Latif Dahir
•October 26, 2018
Kenya is joining a short list of African countries trying to develop their own locally-made phones.
The government is putting aside one billion shillings ($10 million) to boost startups working in the mobile telephone software and hardware industry. Information and communications technology minister Joe Mucheru said the move was aimed at bolster manufacturing, making phones that are “suitable for our markets,” besides driving the prices of phones down.
By announcing this, Kenya is undertaking a project similar to those in nations including the Republic of Congo and
South Africa . Last December, Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi also
launched Nile X , a smartphone developed by Egyptian technology company SICO for local consumers.
Kenya’s decision to assemble a local phone is pragmatic, given the increasing uptake in mobile phones across the country. In many ways, the East African nation’s economy is “mobile first”: almost 98% of the population having access to a mobile phone, according to the Communications Authority of Kenya. This increasing ownership has also driven subscriptions to mobile money with the
dominant player being Safaricom’s M-Pesa service, itself a global leader in the sector.
The rise in mobile phone usage also allowed startups to provide innovative mobile-based solutions including accessing credit, electricity , messaging, insurance, besides paying for ride-hailing services. The rapid mobile uptake has been augmented by increasing internet speeds: one study shows Kenya’s mobile
average data connection speed in the first quarter of 2017 was almost twice as fast as the global average.
Hardware entrepreneurship is also growing in the country, with maker spaces like Gearbox and start-ups like BRCK building communications hardware meant to provide local solutions.
Despite this, developing phones locally and making them attractive to consumers will be a difficult task. Chinese handset maker Transsion Holdings will also prove a serious challenge for any Kenyan brand: using its research centers in Kenya and Nigeria and factories in Ethiopia, the Shenzhen-based company produces phones in and for the continent , some as cheap as $10. And as the company gears up to provide more features in affordable prices in the coming years, it is expected to drive both smartphone and feature phone uptake —proving that Kenya’s dream project will be easier said than done.
Kenya is planning to launch its own locally-built mobile phone

mzalendoalltz · Oct 30, 2018

Go go go tz

joto la jiwe · Oct 30, 2018

Lewis254 said:
Kenya is planning to launch its own locally-built mobile phone
By Abdi Latif Dahir
•October 26, 2018
Kenya is joining a short list of African countries trying to develop their own locally-made phones.
The government is putting aside one billion shillings ($10 million) to boost startups working in the mobile telephone software and hardware industry. Information and communications technology minister Joe Mucheru said the move was aimed at bolster manufacturing, making phones that are “suitable for our markets,” besides driving the prices of phones down.
By announcing this, Kenya is undertaking a project similar to those in nations including the Republic of Congo and
South Africa . Last December, Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi also
launched Nile X , a smartphone developed by Egyptian technology company SICO for local consumers.
Kenya’s decision to assemble a local phone is pragmatic, given the increasing uptake in mobile phones across the country. In many ways, the East African nation’s economy is “mobile first”: almost 98% of the population having access to a mobile phone, according to the Communications Authority of Kenya. This increasing ownership has also driven subscriptions to mobile money with the
dominant player being Safaricom’s M-Pesa service, itself a global leader in the sector.
The rise in mobile phone usage also allowed startups to provide innovative mobile-based solutions including accessing credit, electricity , messaging, insurance, besides paying for ride-hailing services. The rapid mobile uptake has been augmented by increasing internet speeds: one study shows Kenya’s mobile
average data connection speed in the first quarter of 2017 was almost twice as fast as the global average.
Hardware entrepreneurship is also growing in the country, with maker spaces like Gearbox and start-ups like BRCK building communications hardware meant to provide local solutions.
Despite this, developing phones locally and making them attractive to consumers will be a difficult task. Chinese handset maker Transsion Holdings will also prove a serious challenge for any Kenyan brand: using its research centers in Kenya and Nigeria and factories in Ethiopia, the Shenzhen-based company produces phones in and for the continent , some as cheap as $10. And as the company gears up to provide more features in affordable prices in the coming years, it is expected to drive both smartphone and feature phone uptake —proving that Kenya’s dream project will be easier said than done.
Kenya is planning to launch its own locally-built mobile phone

Planning, planning, planning. Remember nothing works in failed state.

NairobiWalker · Oct 30, 2018

joto la jiwe said:
Planning, planning, planning. Remember nothing works in failed state.

Apparently the Tanzanian one is already manufacturing phones. We all know which country launches the same project 100 times but never builds them idiot.

thisdayes · Oct 30, 2018

Hii safi sana.. jamaa wakikomaa watauza sana. Kuna wateja wengi ambao wao hawahitaji jina. Wao ili mradi simu ni smart na ni cheap wananua. Techno na Itel inabidi wachangamke kufungua plants. TTCL walikua na plan kama hii sijui imefikia wapi.

Kasie · Oct 30, 2018

I see China in Tanzania that is Made in China Assembled in Tanzania.

Nice One just like Good One...

Tost%

jogi · Oct 30, 2018

Mzee mengi handset zako wasikuchuuze ukaziita "hapa kazi tu" zitakudodea mbaya!

thisdayes · Oct 30, 2018

Kasie said:
I see China in Tanzania that is Made in China Assembled in Tanzania.

Nice One just like Good One...

Tost%

Just like Good One!!! Una maana spare parts za tiles zina letwa kutoka China nakuwa assembled in Tz!
BTW touchmate ime base UAE origin yake ni Dubai.

joto la jiwe · Oct 30, 2018

NairobiWalker said:
Apparently the Tanzanian one is already manufacturing phones. We all know which country launches the same project 100 times but never builds them idiot.

Tutajenga 5 stadia, crude pipeline, laptop per child, Galana project, Greenfield terminal, BRT, electrify SGR, likoni bridge, mobile phone industry, tallest building in Africa, crude oil refinery, LAPSET, Mombasa Nairobi high way, blah.. blah...blah.....blah.....

Donnie Charlie · Oct 30, 2018

Mh, yupo makini nakumbuka akianza kuuza maji ya Kilimanjaro wengi hawakuwa na idea hiyo leo hii kuna maji ya kila aina lkn yeye ameuza sana na siku wengine wataingia Project hii wkt yeye amesha pata faida ya kutosha

Ngao ya Sponji · Oct 30, 2018

Nitakua wa kwanza kununua hizo simu

Msapere · Oct 30, 2018

Annael said:
October 30, 2018

Kampuni ya IPP imetangaza kuanza ujenzi wa kiwanda cha kwanza cha kutengeneza simu janja maarufu kama smartphone, simu zitakazokuwa na uwezo wa kukaa na chaji kwa muda wa wiki moja na kwa wasiokuwa na umeme wanaweza chaji kwa nguvu ya Jua.

Kiwanda hicho kitakachokuwa cha kwanza nchini na Afrika Mashariki, kitajengwa eneo la Mikocheni jijini Dar es salaam, ambapo uwekezaji wake ukikadiriwa kuwa ni shilingi bilioni 11 na kitaanza uzalishaji ndani ya miezi mitatu ijayo, kikitarajia kuajiri takribani watu elfu mbili.

Akizungumza na wanahabari Mwenyekiti Mtendaji wa makampuni ya IPP Dkt. Reginald Mengi amesema kiwanda hicho kitakuwa na mchango mkubwa kwenye uchumi na sehemu kubwa ya watakaoajiriwa ni watu wenye ulemavu.

“Simu zitakazotengenezwa na IPP TouchMate zitakuwa na uwezo wa kukaa na chaji kwa muda wa wiki moja na lengo litakuwa ni kuendana na mazingira ya maisha halisi ya Tanzania“, amesema Dkt. Mengi.

Tayari ufungaji mitambo kwenye kiwanda hicho kitakachojulikana kama IPP TouchMate umeshaanza ambapo mbali ya simu, bidhaa nyingine zitakazotengenezwa ni pamoja na Tablet, Kompyuta mpakato, headphones pamoja na bidhaa za kielektroniki za majumbani pamoja na vipuri vyake.

NB: Tanzania hatutanii tunafanya kweli.

Sasa mtaweza kucompete na kina Samsung,tecno etc...muache ndoto muspecialize kwa agric na tourism

henrykilenga · Oct 30, 2018

Ufipa watapinga wao hawataki viwanda wanataka FBI

Eng Inc · Oct 30, 2018

Kwani ni serikali ndo inatengeneza hizo smart phone au me ndo nachanganya? Hivi chibu perfume nayo vipi inaendeleaje naomba unijuze hapo

henrykilenga said:
Ufipa watapinga wao hawataki viwanda wanataka FBI

henrykilenga · Oct 30, 2018

Eng Inc said:
Kwani ni serikali ndo inatengeneza hizo smart phone au me ndo nachanganya? Hivi chibu perfume nayo vipi inaendeleaje naomba unijuze hapo

Ufipa hatuwaoni hata mkifungua duka la kufuma mikeka ...[emoji1] [emoji1]

thisdayes · Oct 30, 2018

Msapere said:
Sasa mtaweza kucompete na kina Samsung,tecno etc...muache ndoto muspecialize kwa agric na tourism

Mbona nyinyi hamja specialize kwenye kukopa na kuiba mmeamua muanze kujenga na kununua ma treni ya kizamani zamani za mwaka 1947.

Oii · Oct 31, 2018

Msapere said:
Sasa mtaweza kucompete na kina Samsung,tecno etc...muache ndoto muspecialize kwa agric na tourism

Unatupangia, kapangie wanaotaka anzisha huko kwenu.

REDEEMER. · Oct 31, 2018

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