Total Tanzania customers are now set to pay for fuel through M-Pesa, following the company’s partnership with Vodacom Tanzania. Motorists will now make use of the companies’ widespread networks reliably, and will use mobile phone technological developments (M-Pesa) from acrossthe country. Speaking during the launch of the partnership, Vodacom Tanzania External Relations Manager, Salum Mwalim,
The Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA) has commended continued technological growth in the country’s mobile phone industry. TCRA Managing Director, Prof. John Nkoma, said in Dar es Salaam: “This growth has so far done a great job in improving Tanzania’s economy, as well as social development.” Prof. Nkoma was speaking at an event that saw
Shoppers in Tanzania’s Uchumi supermarkets can now pay for their goods using cash or mobile money transfer platform M-Pesa after the retail chain entered into partnership with Vodacom Tanzania. Commenting on the partnership with Uchumi, Vodacom Tanzania chief officer of sales Hasan Saleh said the partnership will improve convenience for shoppers while the use of
Vodacom Tanzania has entered into a partnership with Oilcom in a deal that will see vehicle owners and motorists fuel their vehicles and pay through M-Pesa. This is the first partnership of its kind in the Tanzanian market, and motorists will now make use of the companies’ widespread networks reliably. Speaking during the launch of
Vehicle owners in Tanzania are now set to pay for their car’s road licenses through M-Pesa following a partnership between Vodacom Tanzania and Tanzania Revenue Authority (TRA) to make use of the service. Speaking while launching the partnership in Dar es Salaam today, Vodacom Tanzania Head of Communication and Marketing, Kelvin Twissa, said that this
