One of Nigeria’s largest operators is implementing new measures to facilitate load balancing, using its network more efficiently...

The police force of Dhaka, Bangladesh, has upgraded its analogue communications system to a digital system...

A major Latin American submarine cable network is being upgraded with 40G technology...

Business users in East and Central Africa will now have access to cloud-based communication services, with ICT solutions provider Tips Hosting launching its CloudLIFE services in the region...

There were 12.367mn mobile subscribers in the UAE at the end of March 2012...

One of Ghana’s major operators is rolling out solar solutions to bring mobile coverage to rural communities...

While Malaysia’s mobile market grew within expectations during 2011, 3G adoption slowed markedly in Q411...

Over 40 Latin American operators are forming an alliance to address the issue of visibility of data roaming charges...

A new iPhone unveiling is a cataclysmic event in the telecoms industry, and the impact will be felt just as much in emerging markets – indeed, perhaps even more. DT editor James Barton spoke to Mervyn Kelly of network specialist Ciena to discuss the impact the iPhone 5 will have on data usage, and how operators in emerging markets can hope to optimise their networks to cope with this...

Colombia’s National Fibre Optic Project will see the largest and most modern fibre optics network deployed across the country...

There were 4.962mn mobile subscribers in Kuwait at the end of December 2011, meaning the market grew by 11.5% during 2011...

The availability of bandwidth in South Africa has improved dramatically in recent years. However, while there may be a lot of capacity coming into the country, the majority of users remain unable to access it...

Two primary rounds were held on the first day of Romania’s spectrum auctions, which will allocate frequencies in the 800, 900, 1800 and 2600 MHz bands...

India’s mobile subscriber base has shrunk for the first time ever...

As network traffic increases, operators are constantly on the lookout for technologies that can help them better manage network congestion and provide better load balancing between the various nodes...

Mobile users in seven African countries will soon have access to insurance products via Bharti Airtel’s network...

The Director General of the GSMA Anne Bouverot has called on the President of Uzbekistan to intervene personally in the ongoing conflict between the country’s government and the Uzbek branch of MTS...

A major Hungarian corporate venture capital investor is set to provide a EUR1 million mezzanine finance facility to a Budapest-based cloud delivery firm...

One of Poland's major operators is upgrading its GSM, HSPA+ and LTE networks...

South Africans have long held the perception that overseas is better, when it comes to goods, services, even qualifications. This, along with the attractive pricing structures offered by destinations such as India, led to a trend of outsourcing to global companies or offshoring services to foreign destinations. However, recently this trend has begun to reverse, and companies are once again bringing their outsourced services back to local shores...

A major operator in Senegal has resolved its legal dispute with the West African country’s new government...

The development of the telecoms sector in the Democratic People's Republic of Korea is seriously impeded by the country's parlous economic state and the regime's general repression of communications...

It has long been reported in that Somalia plays host to a highly competitive mobile telecoms market...

With the current mobile messaging landscape developing at an impressive rate, remaining relevant in this fast paced environment is becoming an increasing challenge for all industry players, particularly as handsets evolve, networks mature and new services continue to launch in the market. However, while relevancy is of primary focus for mobile operators globally, when developing their future strategies one thing is certain, new services must evolve in line with technical innovation and be tailored to meet consumers’ expectation and demand...

Indian small and medium businesses are gradually moving up the technology ladder in a bid to improve business process efficiency and emulate their larger counterparts in terms of technology adoption...

Since the Mongolian Government's telecommunications reform program in the mid-1990s, there has been effective liberalisation of all market segments, partial privatisation of the fixed-line incumbent operator, Mongolia Telecom, and establishment of an independent regulator...

Russian owned operator, MTS has released its Q2 report with heavy losses in Uzbekistan.

Research and Markets have found that mobile services have become the driver for growth in the wider Pakistan telecom market.

Energy is perhaps the biggest headache for operators in emerging markets. The magnitude of the problem has been constant, but in a market which is essentially experiencing growth of 100% year-on-year, there are many equally pressing areas which can consume time and attention...

Research and Markets has released a report into China’s three major telecoms operators.

Bharti Airtel has partnered with Microsoft to deliver its Office 365 cloud services to Indian businesses.

India's Supreme Court has granted the Government more time to carry out the auction for 2G spectrum but threatened contempt proceedings if there are any more delays.

Bharti Airtel has announced a partnership with Sproxil to combat the counterfeit drug market in Africa.

America Movil may be seeking to increase its presence in Europe, the Polish Paper Puls Biznesu has indicated.