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This week's top stories from Computerworld Uganda posted on September 18, 2009 - 11:23pm
O3b Networks gets credit facility, new reseller in Africa Two years before commencing operations O3b, the much-anticipated, low-flying satellite, has received a US$465 million buyer credit facility from Coface, the French export credit agency.  read more »
This week's top stories from Computerworld Uganda posted on September 4, 2009 - 8:24pm
Major African banks launch online services Increased broadband capacity in Africa has pushed major banks in the region to launch Internet and mobile-phone banking services to customers to improve their access to banking services.  read more »
This week's top stories from Computerworld Uganda posted on August 28, 2009 - 11:29pm
Africa's SEACOM cable goes live The SEACOM fiber-optic cable linking Southern and Eastern Africa to global telecommunications networks via India and Europe has gone live with high expectations that it will lower the cost of communications in Africa.  read more »
This week's top stories from Computerworld Uganda posted on August 14, 2009 - 11:50pm
Africa's SEACOM cable goes live The SEACOM fiber-optic cable linking Southern and Eastern Africa to global telecommunications networks via India and Europe has gone live with high expectations that it will lower the cost of communications in Africa.  read more »
This week's top stories from Computerworld Uganda posted on July 31, 2009 - 11:32pm
Africa's SEACOM cable goes live The SEACOM fiber-optic cable linking Southern and Eastern Africa to global telecommunications networks via India and Europe has gone live with high expectations that it will lower the cost of communications in Africa.  read more »
This week's top stories from Computerworld Uganda posted on July 24, 2009 - 11:30pm
Africa's SEACOM cable goes live The SEACOM fiber-optic cable linking Southern and Eastern Africa to global telecommunications networks via India and Europe has gone live with high expectations that it will lower the cost of communications in Africa.  read more »
This week's top stories from Computerworld Uganda posted on July 11, 2009 - 12:31am
Siemens loses right to bid on World Bank project Siemens has lost the right to bid for the World Bank-funded communication project for two years following corruption allegations surrounding the company in the acquisition of supply contracts.  read more »