Tanzania has one of the most competitive mobile markets in East Africa. Vodacom, Airtel, Tigo (MIC), Halotel, Zantel, and TTCL all hold licences and operate towers across the country.
Smart Metering in Rural Tanzania: Why Multi-Network Roaming Beats Single-Operator SIMs Read More »
There is a vast belt of Central Africa where mobile coverage exists in theory disappears in practice the moment you leave the main road. Cameroon, Chad and the Central African Republic sit at the heart of this belt.
Tracking at the Edge: Cameroon, Chad & Central African Republic Read More »
Some of the hardest places to keep a GPS tracker online are not the largest countries. They are the smallest, the most rural, and the most overlooked by global network planners.
Tracking in the West African Fringe: Guinea, Guinea-Bissau & Gambia Read More »
Running a fleet across Southern Africa is not like running a fleet in Western Europe. A truck leaving Lusaka bound for Durban may pass through five distinct mobile network footprints in a single day. The SIM card inside your GPS tracker decides whether your dispatch office sees that vehicle in real time — or sees a blank screen for six hours.
Keeping Cross_Border Fleets Visible: Multi-Network Roaming Across Southern Africa Read More »
