be MOBILE nears 300,000 customer mark

Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Mobile phone communication service provider, be MOBILE, says after shaking off a slowdown caused by the SIM card registration exercise, its customer base has bounced back to a growing trend and is now inching towards 300, 000.

Speaking to Mmegi on the sidelines of the launch of its latest offering, BTC Group General Manager (commercial service), said the parastatal began to experience a declining rate of growth in its customer base late last year.Anthony Masunga said the decline was caused by SIM card registration demanded by the Botswana Telecommunications Authority (BTA).

BTC was launching Mobile Office Manager (MOM), its latest product, in Gaborone yesterday.

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