Malawi: TNM upgrades mobile network in Lilongwe

Malawian telecoms operator Telekom Networks Malawi (TNM) has completed an ‘optimisation project’ to upgrade its mobile and data network in Lilongwe. Nyasa Times quotes the firm’s CTO Lloyd Gowera as saying that the project was aimed at improving network capacity, coverage and internet connectivity speeds in the capital. He added that the upgrade, which was carried out...

Malawi: TNM has a new CEO

The mobile telecommunications firm which is a Malawian owned company announced yesterday the appointment of Canadian telecoms engineer Michel Hebert as its new chief executive officer. He replaces Arnold Mbwana who left the company last year after working as CEO since March 2021. Starting from October 2022, TNM was being led by Engineer Lloyd Gowera...

Malawi’s TNM not feeling the COVID-19 heat

Malawi’s largest mobile phone operator, Telekom Networks Malawi (TNM) remains optimistic that despite the challenges posed by two years of COVID-19, a volatile exchange rate and a shortage foreign exchange, its business model will deliver more positive results. According to the company, its customer base has increased by 26% to 4.5 million over the last...

Malawi’s TNM has invested US$39m in telecoms infrastructure

Last year Telekom Networks Malawi (TNM) invested MK31.5-billion (about US$39-million) in telecommunications infrastructure development as part of an ongoing effort to digitally transform and strengthen operations. TNM board chairman George Partridge said the penetration of telecommunications services in the country stands at 48%, which is low in comparison with other markets. He added: “The smartphone...

Malawi’s TNM takes financial hit from COVID-19

Revenue for Telkom Networks Malawi (TNM) declined by 6% during a difficult 2020 period characterised by COVID-19 disruptions, although data income offered some degree of comfort after strengthening by 17%. According to a report released by TNM on Saturday, the company experienced the decline despite a 28% surge in mobile money revenues, along with data...

Telekom Networks Malawi leverages Charmed OpenStack to virtualise

Canonical, the publisher of Ubuntu, has announced that its Charmed OpenStack, an open source private cloud solution that allows businesses to control large pools of computer, storage and networking in a datacentre, has been selected by Telekom Networks Malawi (TNM) to modernise and virtualise its entire telecommunications infrastructure. According to a statement released by the...

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