Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Battle: Dar es Salaam vs Nairobi

Mpaka tufike huko itakua tumewapoteza watu wengi, hii kitu ni kuhusu maisha ya watu sio kuhusu Bei za mazao mkuu, lazima tuwakinge raia wetu kwa gharama yoyote kabla hatujachelewa
Watanzania wengi walisha tengeneza kinga ya asili kutokana na kujichanganya mwaka jana. Hizi "chanjo" bado hatujui long term effects zake.

Kama kweli "chanjo" ni hiari kwa nini wanahamasisha watu kwa kutumia maafisa wa serikali, mbona hakuna maafisa wanaohamasisha watu wasichanjwe?

Kazi ya chanjo ni kuchochea mwili utengeneze antibodies, kama kweli wanajali maisha ya watu, kwa nini wasifanye mchakato wa kufanya serology test (antibodies) kujua kama kweli watu wanazo zile za asili kabla ya kuwawekea madudu wasiyoyajuwa.
 

Vodacom and Tigo lose market shares as Airtel consolidates position​

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Summary

  • As the five telcom companies recorded a slight increase in market share during the period, Tigo Tanzania and Vodacom lost 1. 1 percent and 0.2 percent of their market shares respectively.
  • Tigo, was the largest loser after its market shares went down to 24.5 percent in June compared to 25.6 percent registered in March.


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By Alex Nelson Malanga
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Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s telcom giants Tigo and Vodacom lost market shares to other five competitors in the second quarter of 2021.

The five companies which registered an upward growth include Airtel Tanzania, Tanzania Telecommunications Company Ltd (TTCL), Halotel, Zantel and Smile.

This is according to figures released by the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA)’s for second quarter results for the current calendar year.

As the five telcom companies recorded a slight increase in market share during the period, Tigo Tanzania and Vodacom lost 1. 1 percent and 0.2 percent of their market shares respectively.

Tigo, was the largest loser after its market shares went down to 24.5 percent in June compared to 25.6 percent registered in March.

A trend sent down the company’s subscriber base to 13.01million by June compared to 13.53 million recorded in March.

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For its part, Vodacom registered a slight decrease of 0.2 percent market share to 30 percent in June.

This took down its subscriber base to 15.98 million.

However, despite a downward trend, Vodacom remains the market leader
Airtel was the best gainer with 0.5 percent more market shares under the period in review.

The company, which had since last year overtook Tigo as the second largest telecom operator in terms of voice subscriptions after Vodacom, saw its market shares rise to 26.6 percent in June.

Airtel’s growth saw its subscriber base rise to 14.16 million by June.

Coming in third is Tigo with 13.01 million subscribers in June, making it account for 24.5 percent of the market share?

Halotel and TTCL came forth and fifth with 14.3 percent and 2.4 percent market shares.
Zantel and Smile came sixth and seventh at 2.1 percent and 0.02 percent market shares, in that order.





MY TAKE
Halotel is a company to be watched i foresee it being in top 2 in the next 3 years!
 

Vodacom and Tigo lose market shares as Airtel consolidates position​

Tigo pic

Summary

  • As the five telcom companies recorded a slight increase in market share during the period, Tigo Tanzania and Vodacom lost 1. 1 percent and 0.2 percent of their market shares respectively.
  • Tigo, was the largest loser after its market shares went down to 24.5 percent in June compared to 25.6 percent registered in March.


Alex pic

By Alex Nelson Malanga
More by this Author

Dar es Salaam. Tanzania’s telcom giants Tigo and Vodacom lost market shares to other five competitors in the second quarter of 2021.

The five companies which registered an upward growth include Airtel Tanzania, Tanzania Telecommunications Company Ltd (TTCL), Halotel, Zantel and Smile.

This is according to figures released by the Tanzania Communications Regulatory Authority (TCRA)’s for second quarter results for the current calendar year.

As the five telcom companies recorded a slight increase in market share during the period, Tigo Tanzania and Vodacom lost 1. 1 percent and 0.2 percent of their market shares respectively.

Tigo, was the largest loser after its market shares went down to 24.5 percent in June compared to 25.6 percent registered in March.

A trend sent down the company’s subscriber base to 13.01million by June compared to 13.53 million recorded in March.

tigo2


For its part, Vodacom registered a slight decrease of 0.2 percent market share to 30 percent in June.

This took down its subscriber base to 15.98 million.

However, despite a downward trend, Vodacom remains the market leader
Airtel was the best gainer with 0.5 percent more market shares under the period in review.

The company, which had since last year overtook Tigo as the second largest telecom operator in terms of voice subscriptions after Vodacom, saw its market shares rise to 26.6 percent in June.

Airtel’s growth saw its subscriber base rise to 14.16 million by June.

Coming in third is Tigo with 13.01 million subscribers in June, making it account for 24.5 percent of the market share?

Halotel and TTCL came forth and fifth with 14.3 percent and 2.4 percent market shares.
Zantel and Smile came sixth and seventh at 2.1 percent and 0.02 percent market shares, in that order.





MY TAKE
Halotel is a company to be watched i foresee it being
in top 2 in the next 3 years!

Halotel inakuja kuwapiku wote hao
 
😆😆matako ni waliokuzaa. Makubwa ndio haya hapa chini 👇

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