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Latest stories tagged “5G”

BBusiness Times (UG)·58d ago

The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) allocated spectrum for commercial 5G services in 2023, highlighting that the technology's potential extends beyond faster internet. However, businesses in Uganda have yet to fully leverage the capabilities of 5G, which could transform various sectors. The article explores the reasons behind this underutilization.

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TThe Citizen Business·62d ago

Samsung has introduced the Galaxy A27 5G, the latest model in its Galaxy A series. This smartphone features an Infinity-O display that aims to provide a seamless viewing experience. It is designed to offer reliable performance and intelligent tools, making it accessible to a wider range of users.

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Hhtxt.africa·69d ago

According to new data from Opensignal, 5G phone users in South Africa enjoy improved connectivity quality; however, they are seldom connected to 5G networks consistently, spending nearly 90% of their time on 4G networks.

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TTechCentral·69d ago

According to a new analysis, South African mobile users spend significantly less time on 5G compared to users in countries like India. This trend highlights the differences in 5G usage patterns across various markets.

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TTanzaniaInvest·78d ago

According to the latest TCRA report, Tanzania's telecom subscriptions reached 111.9 million in the first quarter of 2026, with significant growth in mobile, internet, and mobile money services. 5G population coverage increased to 32.83%, while internet data traffic rose by 15.3% to 932 petabytes. Mobile money accounts reached 80.98 million, internet subscriptions hit 58.9 million, and smartphone penetration rose to 42.5%, indicating a strong demand for broadband and digital financial services.

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The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) allocated spectrum for commercial 5G services in 2023, highlighting that the technology's potential extends beyond faster internet. However, businesses in Uganda have yet to fully leverage the capabilities of 5G, which could transform various sectors. The article explores the reasons behind this underutilization.

BBusiness Times (UG)·58d ago
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Samsung has introduced the Galaxy A27 5G, the latest model in its Galaxy A series. This smartphone features an Infinity-O display that aims to provide a seamless viewing experience. It is designed to offer reliable performance and intelligent tools, making it accessible to a wider range of users.

TThe Citizen Business·62d ago
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According to new data from Opensignal, 5G phone users in South Africa enjoy improved connectivity quality; however, they are seldom connected to 5G networks consistently, spending nearly 90% of their time on 4G networks.

Hhtxt.africa·69d ago
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According to a new analysis, South African mobile users spend significantly less time on 5G compared to users in countries like India. This trend highlights the differences in 5G usage patterns across various markets.

TTechCentral·69d ago
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According to the latest TCRA report, Tanzania's telecom subscriptions reached 111.9 million in the first quarter of 2026, with significant growth in mobile, internet, and mobile money services. 5G population coverage increased to 32.83%, while internet data traffic rose by 15.3% to 932 petabytes. Mobile money accounts reached 80.98 million, internet subscriptions hit 58.9 million, and smartphone penetration rose to 42.5%, indicating a strong demand for broadband and digital financial services.

TTanzaniaInvest·78d ago
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