Phone users face huge fines under new, tough regulations

More Than 30 Percent of Phone Users Hit
AllAfrica.com
More than 30 per cent of all mobile phone users in Tanzania receive strange, mysterious and even threatening short messages (SMS) from unknown people, it has been revealed here. It was also pointed out during the ongoing Capacity Building for Law ...

For some time now, there is a video clip making rounds online. Its content can leave you in tears. A bloodthirsty mob comprising your average Dar residents -- men, women and youth -- are seen taking part in her lynching.

More than 30 pc of phone users hit by cybercrime
Daily News | The National Newspaper (press release) (blog)
MORE than 30 per cent of all mobile phone users in Tanzania receive strange, mysterious and even threatening short messages (SMS) from unknown people, it has been revealed here. It was also pointed out during the ongoing Capacity Building for Law ...

Tanzania: Phone Users, Please Do Justice to This Woman
AllAfrica.com
For some time now, there is a video clip making rounds online. Its content can leave you in tears. A bloodthirsty mob comprising your average Dar residents -- men, women and youth -- are seen taking part in her lynching. She was dragged from her house, ...

Android users warned about 'unkillable' malware that lives FOREVER on your phone  ExpressGoogle’s dialer app for Pixels can now be installed on some other Android phones  9to5Google6 years after launch, Android TV still lacks multiple user profiles  Android PoliceThe best new apps and games launched for Easter  AndroidPIT[Update: Early access] World Health Organization launches ‘WHO COVID-19’ tips app for Android, iOS  9to5GoogleView Full coverage on Google...

>Tanzania representatives in the Orange CAF Champions League and 12th Confederation Cup, Azam FC and Young Africans will face uphill tasks against Sudanese El Al Merreikh and Botswana side, BDF XI.

Elections can be transformative, but they can also be costly. Costs include the vast amounts of money that candidates spend on their campaigns, as well as the promises made and expectations raised.

Australia’s competition watchdog Thursday warned that Volkswagen could be hit with up to Aus$1.1 million ($780,000) in fines for each pollution-cheating device installed and in use in its cars in the country.

SADC suspends face-to-face engagements as coronavirus fears take grip of SA  News24