Use of mobile phone to farming is appropriate

>Vodacom Tanzania and a Finland-based firm – Sibesonke -- have expressed their commitment towards improving the fortunes of smallholder farmers in Tanzania through innovative mobile solution –mFarming.

When internet services started in Tanzania in 1995, little was known that they would be easily accessed via mobile phones.

Tigo and Zantel have officially launched their mobile money interoperability service in Tanzania.

>The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is picking up in the country as local firms make strides in the fast-growing market in the country.

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In Tanzania, you can now get your birth certificate by mobile phone
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Here is a stat that should not be a reality in 21st century Tanzania. More than 90% of children in east Africa's second largest economy have no birth certificates. This is despite a law mandating that new babies be registered. For a lot of rural ...
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Tanzania registers births by mobile phone
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Dar es Salaam - Tanzania has launched a nationwide drive to help parents register their children's births by mobile phone so the government can better plan health, education and other public services. The country has one of the lowest rates of birth ...

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Mobile phone firms accused of ripping off clients
Daily News
MEMBERS of Parliament (MPs) have complained about the practice by some mobile communication companies when using roaming services. In a supplementary question, Mkanyageni Member of Parliament, Mr Mohammed Habib Mnyaa, said that some of ...

TCF calls for improvement of mobile phone services
Daily News
AS Tanzania joins other countries to mark the World Consumer Rights Day this Saturday, the Tanzania Consumer Forum (TCF) has called upon mobile phone network providers to grab opportunities from technological advancement to improve services.

In this rural speck of hyper-connected America, it’s easier to hear a cow moo than a cell phone ring.