Mauritius provides free mobile internet for 18-25-year-olds

Posted on September 3, 2024 by Guest authors

The government of Mauritius has launched a new scheme under which citizens aged 18 to 25 years are eligible to get free mobile internet services as part of a government drive to prepare the younger generation for the country’s digital future.

Posted in Consumer Ecosystems

Previous: Sweden and Norway concur: Iron Ore Line capacity and traffic will grow. But by how much?

Next: Moldovan Railways cuts work week short as thousands are waiting for their salaries

Consumer Ecosystems

Sri Lanka’s Dialog Axiata announces deal with UPI

Guest authors
January 12, 2026
0

Sri Lankan operator Dialog Axiata has announced what it calls a landmark strategic partnership with UnionPay International (UPI), a China-headquartered company described as one of the world’s largest and fastest-growing global payment networks.

Consumer Ecosystems

Thailand’s mobile users welcome their new AI overlords: Telenor Asia

Guest authors
January 21, 2025
0

Mobile internet users in Thailand are quite keen on the coming age of AI despite awareness of potential risks and privacy concerns, and most are already using it, according to a new Telenor Asia study.

Consumer Ecosystems

Morocco plans 5G boost for major sporting events

Guest authors
December 30, 2024
0

Morocco’s Amal El Fallah Seghrouchni, Minister Delegate for Digital Transition and Administrative Reform, last week announced that the country will soon launch a 5G internet service. The launch plans are described as part of preparations to host the 20…

Related Posts

Sri Lanka’s Dialog Axiata announces deal with UPI

Thailand’s mobile users welcome their new AI overlords: Telenor Asia

Morocco plans 5G boost for major sporting events

Leave a Reply Cancel reply