Somalian operator, NGOs harness mobile tech for humanitarian aid

Posted on October 16, 2024 by Guest authors

Somalian operators Hormuud Telecom, Golis Telecom, and the GSMA have moved to deepen their collaboration with NGOs by developing a strategy to fully harness mobile technology for humanitarian efforts.

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