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Pakistan telecom operator Jazz says 5G rollout to expand to 1,000 sites by mid-August

Pakistan telecom operator Jazz says 5G rollout to expand to 1,000 sites by mid-August

  • Jazz president says company currently testing 5G services on 180 network sites, will begin scaling services from July
  • Says iPhone users will have to wait longer as Apple reviews requests to enable 5G services on devices in Pakistan
By Waseem Abbasi ·
Special Internet shutdowns costing Pakistani businesses ‘hundreds of millions of dollars’ — Jazz CEO video

Internet shutdowns costing Pakistani businesses ‘hundreds of millions of dollars’ — Jazz CEO

By Ismail Dilawar ·
Dollar pricing, high upfront costs could deter bids for Pakistan’s 5G auction — Jazz CEO video

Dollar pricing, high upfront costs could deter bids for Pakistan’s 5G auction — Jazz CEO

By Ismail Dilawar ·
Leading fintech outlines vision for affordable remittances for Pakistani users at Dubai summit

Leading fintech outlines vision for affordable remittances for Pakistani users at Dubai summit

By Arab News Pakistan ·
Riyadh’s Jazz festival ends on a high note

Riyadh’s Jazz festival ends on a high note

By Sulafa Alkhunaizi ·
From jazz to classical: European Music Week takes center stage in Riyadh

From jazz to classical: European Music Week takes center stage in Riyadh

By Samia Hanifi ·
Loulwa Al-Sharif, a jazz singer from Saudi Arabia, is captivating audiences across the Kingdom with her mesmerizing voice.

Loulwa Al-Sharif: Saudi singer finds her passion on stage, from dancing to jazz

By Rahaf Jambi ·
New York-based band dressed in suits, kimonos and traditional Saudi attire performed at Ithra for local jazz lovers. (Supplied) photos

Jazz at Lincoln Center goes full swing at Ithra for three nights

By Jasmine Bager ·
Where We Are Going Today: Joe’s Bakery

Where We Are Going Today: Joe’s Bakery

By Jasmine Bager ·
Major Pakistani internet providers report outages

Major Pakistani internet providers report outages

By Reuters ·
Two live singers created breathtaking musical performances that paid tribute to the timeline of jazz. (AN photo) video

Saudi Cultural Ministry hosts ‘A Jazzy Tale’ in Riyadh

By Lama Alhamawi ·
Special Pakistan sets Guinness record for ‘most cars in a drive-in music concert’ video

Pakistan sets Guinness record for ‘most cars in a drive-in music concert’

By Fatimah Amjad ·
Exclusive Pay $450mln renewal fee or licences expire on Aug 21, PTA orders Jazz and Telenor

Pay $450mln renewal fee or licences expire on Aug 21, PTA orders Jazz and Telenor

By MEHREEN ZAHRA MALIK & KHURSHID AHMED ·

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