The now-independent company and brand will soon offer two new devices – the Honor 50 and Honor 50 Lite – in South Africa, as it charts its local path.
TrendForce expects Huawei to slip to seventh place in smartphone rankings.
Once the sale is complete, Huawei will not hold any shares or be involved in any business management or decision-making in the new Honor company.
Huawei reportedly plans to offload its budget-smartphone unit to a Shenzhen government-led consortium in a multibillion-dollar deal.
The company emphasises it is still committed to Google, and its new operating system is not an alternative to Android.
The South African arm of the Chinese telecoms giant weathers the US-China trade war storm, clarifying that business continues as per usual.
The Chinese telecoms giant says its devices in South Africans’ hands are completely unaffected by what is happening in the US, after Huawei was added to a US trade blacklist.
Analysts believe the Google ban and the Trump administration's move to blacklist it will spur the Chinese company to fight harder for business.
The smartphone maker partners with local app developers to promote South African content in Huawei AppGallery.
The multinational ICT firm confirms its dual-brand strategy and intention to become the world's largest smartphone manufacturer.
Honor outlines its channel partner selection, as it prepares to launch its latest smartphone to the South African market.
Huawei's e-commerce brand officially launches two smartphone models, which will be available on Takealot.com.