Angola's TVCabo expanded its services to Soyo, the capital of Zaire province, where the operator has opened its store and launched voice, internet and TV services, reports ...
African satellite pay-TV platform DStv has announced that new tariffs will come into force on 04 February, reports Jornal de Angola. The cheapest package will now cost AOA ...
Angolan mobile operator and UNICEF have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to provide free access to content on children's rights, developed and adapted for the mobile ...
Angolan businesswoman Isabel dos Santos, who owned 25 percent of operator Unitel, via Vidatel, has lost control of that company, according to a decision by the British Virgin ...
Angola Cables has launched Go Gaming GPN, a new product dedicated to mitigating high latencies that may occur during electronic games, reports Angop. ...
Angola and Finland will step up bilateral cooperation in the areas of telecommunications and IT, following the signing of a MoU by Angola's Ministry for Telecommunications, ...
Angolan operator Unitel has begun legal proceedings in London against Unitel International Holdings (UIH), owned by Angolan businesswoman Isabel dos Santos, to recover over ...
The Angolan government has started the implementation of a new mobile payment system. The Kwenda project aims to support the poorest and most vulnerable families and has ...
The new board of directors of the Angolan Communications Institute (Inacom) has taken office. The board is headed by chairman Pascoal Borges Ale Fernandes and its members ...
Angolan operator ITA partnered with Microsoft to launch a new telephony service for the Microsoft Teams corporate communication platform. ...
African pay-TV platform MultiChoice upgraded the MyDStv application with new payment options in Angola, reports Menos Fios. The app was developed in partnership with local ...
Angola Cables announced the election of Angelo Gama as the company's new CEO. Gama, who was previously CTO, replaces Antonio Nunes who will continue as a director to ensure ...
The Angolan Association of Internet Service Providers (AAPSI) has offered the government support to boost digital inclusion, while at the same time maintaining the ...
The National Bank of Angola (BNA) has granted a payment service provider licence to Unitel Servicos Financeiros Moveis, reports Mercado. According to BNA, granting the ...
The quality of voice and data services of Angolan operators Unitel and Movicel in the capital Luanda is satifactory, according to a study by the Angolan Communications ...
Angola Telecom is working to improve the company's database "in order to achieve self-sustainability and to lead the telecommunications market", its chairman of the board, ...
Movicel has lost more than 1 million customers, with take-up of new services dropping by 94.37 percent, as a result of the tariff readjustment much contested by customers, ...
Angolan operator Unitel is offering new mobile plan that provides fifteen voice call minutes, 30 SMS and 100 MB of data per month, reports Jornal de Angola. This follows a ...
Angolan operator Movicel has denied it has gone back on introducing new tariffs. At the same time, it's giving away 3 million bonus minutes to customers of the new plans, ...
Angolan mobile telephone operator Movicel has decided to readjust its monthly plan tariffs from 1 October, reports Angop. Prices will be adjusted for the Karga Leve, Karga ...
Angola's Multitel has invested USD 4 million into the launch of 9 new services, namely Network Infrastructure, Data Center and Cloud, Consulting and Training onJob, Voice IP, ...
The Angolan Communications Institute (Inacom), operators and consumer associations have set up a platform for dialogue, reports Angop. According to the chairman of Inacom ...
Angola's fourth telecommunications operator, Africell, will start operations in the second half of 2021, according to Leonel Augusto, chairman of the board of the Angolan ...
African pay-TV operator Zap ended June with 1.82 million pay-TV customers in Angola and Mozambique, reports Dinheiro Vivo. The operator is owned 30 percent by Portuguese ...
The Angolan Association of Consumer Rights (AADIC) criticized the telecom providers increasing the prices of their services, reports Angop. The association mentions operators ...