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Canada to Africa & Asia: The Cheapest Ways to Call Nigeria, India, Ghana, Pakistan & More

Canada to Africa & Asia: The Cheapest Ways to Call Nigeria, India, Ghana, Pakistan & More

If you’re an immigrant living in Canada, there is one secret no one is telling you: Calling home shouldn’t cost more than rent. Yet for years, Canadian migrants with family in Nigeria, India, Pakistan, Ghana, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Bangladesh, and more, have been paying unbelievably high rates just to stay connected with their loved ones. We

FRANCE — #HomeTo Culture, Courage, and Connection

FRANCE — #HomeTo Culture, Courage, and Connection

With over 68 million people calling France home, this beautiful country is known for far more than just its iconic landmarks and delectable pastries. From the cobbled streets of Paris to the sun-soaked coastlines of Marseille, and from the world-renowned art in the Louvre to the vibrant buzz of a Sunday market, France is a

A Close-Up with Tope Ayedun: Transforming Lives of Migrant Communities!

A Close-Up with Tope Ayedun: Transforming Lives of Migrant Communities!

In a captivating Close-Up with Temitope Ayedun featured in Business Day, our Managing Director shares his vision for transforming the lives of migrant communities through technology. With a deep commitment to empowering those often underserved in their host countries, Tope discusses how Planettalk is redefining connections between migrants and their families back home. Tope highlights

The Lingering Toll: Why We Still Pay for International Calls in a World of “Free” Apps (and Apps That Help!)

The Lingering Toll: Why We Still Pay for International Calls in a World of “Free” Apps (and Apps That Help!)

In an era dominated by smartphones and the promise of free connectivity through apps like WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger, and Telegram, it might seem anachronistic that people still pay for international calls. After all, these platforms offer voice and video calls over the internet, seemingly bypassing the traditional, often expensive, infrastructure of telecommunication companies. So, why