TIGO KUTOA HUDUMA YA FACEBOOK KWA KISWAHILI

General Manager of Tigo, Diego Gutierrez (left) shaking hands with the Director of Partnerships and Growth International Facebook, Nicola D'Elian Dar es Salaam yesterday, soon after launching the ministry of Facebook without charge in Swahili through a network of Tigo. Dar es Salaam. Company mobile phone Tigo Tanzania has launched a program to provide free service to the social networking site Facebook in Kiswahili. services it offered for the first time, itawanufaisha its customers across the country and those in the rest of East Africa. Speaking at the launch of this cooperation Dar es Salaam yesterday, the Director General of Tigo, Diego Gutierrez said this cooperation will enable customers who use the Internet to Tigo browser on Facebook through their mobile phone without any costs and in Swahili instead of English. "It's an extraordinary opportunity that will enable our users about two million to connect with others who use the same network of community within and outside the country without limit, "said Gutierrez, adding: "This is the first time for any web's largest community found in Swahili language ... the language that is used for Tanzanians and the people of the Middle East region and South Africa. " Director said the social networking site Facebook has been a catalyst large data usage and to recognize that they have decided to bring their customers new flavors using the same network for their language text benefiting Displaced using the Internet in a foreign language. "This is the real meaning of life to digital (digiti) ... this new service will open new doors of educational, business and economical for users of our web world." Tanzania is the second country to get an opportunity to launch the the service. Paraguay was the first to gain access similar to that which was launched in December last year and consumer contact network Tigo began to use the service in their language of Guarani. director of the Network of Facebook Partnership and Growth International, Nicola D'Elia said this cooperation is The first country to cooperate with the cellphone company providing many Tanzanians are able to communicate in their language and data access free. SOURCE, citizen