The new range of Motorola mobile phones has arrived in Africa
Monday, 27 November 2017 13:56
The Moto Z, Moto E and Moto G ranges were previewed in Dakar by Marcel van de Pas, Chief Operating Officer in Africa and his team in the presence of many journalists and influencers.
The communication group AG Partners was awarded the launch in Africa.The evening hosted by DJ Boobs has highlighted the features of the new models, including the Moto Z and interchangeable MODS (Camera, video projector, joystick for video games, speaker JBL).
These demonstrations have obviously appealed to the public, witness the many shares on social networks from bloggers and journalists.
Senegal is part of Nigeria, Kenya and Morocco of the first countries where Motorola has formalized the launch of its new ranges.
Other African countries will follow very soon.
Live News
-
Burkina Faso Mining Development Fund Surpasses $150 Million in 2025
07:21
-
Climate Change Could Shrink Somalia’s Economy by 13.5% by 2060, World Bank Says
06:45
-
Mozambique Seeks Rice Sector Upgrade Through Thai Partnership
06:43
-
Kenya’s Foreign Reserves Jump to $14.6 Billion as Debt Refinancing Advances
06:41
-
Dangote Cement Sales Fall in Cameroon After Election Turmoil, With Rebound Expected in 2026
19:48
-
Niger’s iFutur Launches iPay Money to Aggregate Digital Payments for Merchants
17:46
-
Somalia Strengthens Cyber Defenses With Launch of National Incident Response Center
17:42
-
Egypt Launches Wa3i.net Cyber Awareness Platform for 98 Million Internet Users
17:38
-
Seychelles Partner With AfCFTA to Develop Digital Trade Hub
17:09
-
Cameroon Tightens Land Rules, Requiring Chiefs’ Approval for Large land plots
15:26
Ethio Telecom has signed a new agreement with Ericsson to expand and modernize its telecom netwo...
The BCEAO cut its main policy rate by 25 basis points to 3.00%, effective March 16. Inflation...
Central Bank of Nigeria said 20 commercial banks have met new minimum capital requirements, with...
EIB commits over €1 billion for renewable energy in sub-Saharan Africa Funding supports Miss...
Senegal launches 200 billion CFA bond in UEMOA Proceeds to fund 2026 budget, transformation agend...
Burkina Faso’s Mining Development Fund raised CFA85.72 billion ($152 million) in 2025. Authorities allocated 59% of the funds to the Patriotic...
Climate change could reduce Somalia’s GDP by up to 13.5% by 2060, according to a World Bank report. Agriculture accounts for more than 70% of GDP...
Mozambique’s private sector discusses technical cooperation with Thai rice industry players to boost local production. Mozambique produces less...
Kenya’s foreign exchange reserves increased to $14.59 billion on March 5, up from $12.53 billion a week earlier. The reserves now...
Located about forty kilometers east of Lomé along the Gulf of Guinea, Aného is one of the most historically significant towns in Togo. Nestled between a...
African-born artists generated $77.2 million in auction sales in 2024, down 31.9% year-on-year. Women artists accounted for about $22...