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Infobip acquires a Service without Network license for Zambia

In a recent announcement, Infobip has disclosed that they have acquired a Service without Network license to operate in Zambia. “Zambia is an exciting market for Infobip, allowing us to service neighbouring countries such as Zimbabwe and Botswana too, where the way of doing business is very similar. Many multinationals are opening offices in these

Infobip acquires a Service without Network license for Zambia

Infobip acquires a Service without Network license for Zambia

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In a recent announcement, Infobip has disclosed that they have acquired a Service without Network license to operate in Zambia.

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“Zambia is an exciting market for Infobip, allowing us to service neighbouring countries such as Zimbabwe and Botswana too, where the way of doing business is very similar. Many multinationals are opening offices in these countries, which shows what an important region it is in terms of growing our business footprint.”

Douglas Van Wyk, Regional Manager for Southern Africa, Infobip

“This creates many opportunities for businesses looking to enter the digital space and consider of digital communications can help improve the customer experience, which is Infobip’s bread and butter. We’ve seen for a long time how Zambia is embracing the wave of digital transformation, so it’s important for us to play our part in pioneering a more digital future.

We want to ensure that that whoever partners with us will benefit from our global footprint, and this license will open up many more doors.

We’re excited about what the future holds for Infobip in Zambia and the surrounding countries.”

Erica Lengwe, Managing Director at Infobip Zambia

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