HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones, appoints Stephen Taylor as its chief marketing officer, to lead the company’s overall marketing strategy and execution.

The company unveils its Nokia C2 – the device it describes as the “most affordable” way to upgrade to a 4G smartphone experience.

HMD Global unveils four new smartphones, which include its first “global 5G” device and the revamped Nokia 5310.

The social media giant wants to work with local mobile network operators and Internet service providers on its Express WiFi programme.

The Nokia C1 and Nokia 2.3 smartphones are now available in South African retail stores.

The GSMA, organiser of the event, cancels the gathering because of the global concern regarding the coronavirus outbreak.

Angola Cables trials Nokia’s Photonic Service Engine 3 chipset for the first direct optical connection between the US and Africa.

The company unveils the fourth generation of its most popular feature phone – the Nokia 105 – in SA.

Motorola joins the multiple-camera smartphone race, introducing its first premium-range device, the Moto One Zoom.

HMD Global counts the feature phone market as a critical part of the Nokia business, as the brand’s second chapter unfolds.

Products and solutions include Wi-Fi, WDM, SDN, SD-WAN and IP/MPLS networking.

The Chinese phone-maker launches its two flagship phones, the Infinity H30 and H30 Lite, which are now available in SA.