In 2021, GSMA, a global association that represents the interests of mobile network operators with over 750 members released a report that highlighted that Uganda had a smartphone adoption of 16%, marked lower than the 30% average for Sub-Saharan Africa. Whichever suits their financial capability. To purchase any of these phones, customers will be required to make an initial deposit (a fraction of the cost of the phone), and complete their payment by making daily, weekly, bimonthly, monthly, and quarterly payments. The Smartphones under this offer include Nokia, Samsung and Tecno phones. We have a duty to extend these possibilities to many Ugandans because they break the barriers to digital inclusion, ” he added. In addition, the device possesses numerous uses and benefits, gradually, these have driven the growth of different sectors in Uganda and globally. “Today, Smartphones are like minicomputers that allow individuals to conduct online businesses. Manoj Murali, the Managing Director Airtel Uganda said the partnership with d.light Uganda Limited is timely and will enable more people to access the opportunities of the internet without having to pay upfront for the smartphones The new offer will enable individuals to access Smartphones on a hire purchase basis with an initial deposit, and then complete the payment in a period of 365 days, which payments are categorized into daily, weekly and monthly amounts. The announcement was made at Dlight Uganda Limited-Service Centre in Mukono.
KAMPALA -Airtel Uganda and d.light Uganda Limited have launched affordable Smartphones intended to extend access to the opportunities of the internet to many Ugandans. The area is part of the COEX complex which includes the COEX Mall, three luxury hotels, the Korean City Air Terminal, a multiplex cinema, the COEX aquarium, and the Seven Luck Casino.Henry Njoroge (L), Head of Marketing at Airtel Uganda, Douglas Gavala (R), Managing Director at d.light Uganda Limited handing over a gift hamper to Maganda John (C) the first buyer of the smartphone (PHOTO /Courtesy)f Located in Samseong-dong of the Gangnam-gu district, it is one of South Korea's largest convention and exhibition centers. The tour continues to the COEX, Convention and Exhibition Center, which is a large-scale business town established in 1988.
The name "D'light" combines the words "digital" and "light" to correlate with the company's vision of being a "guiding light to the digital world." Share the excitement seeing state-of-the-art technology and interacting with the items on display. It is also the second largest stadium in South Korea after the Seoul Olympic Stadium.Īfterwards, we'll head to the Samsung D'light Global Exhibition located within the Samsung Electronics Building in Seocho-dong. We continue to the Seoul World Cup Stadium which is also known as the "Sangam Stadium." The stadium was built for the 2002 FIFA World Cup and is shaped like a traditional Korean kite.
The Exploration Hall and the Imagination Hall are popular attractions among children. The four-story building, which covers a total area of 9,721 square meters, holds about 40 items on display. Discover fascinating IT-related products in its ubiquitous Lifestyle Experience Center. We start at the Digital Pavilion located inside the the Digital Media City in Sangam-dong.
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