Group 1 - The demand for ultra-low-cost smartphones is reshaping the African market, with models priced below $100 surging by 38% in Q2, continuing to lower the average selling price since 2023 [1] - Transsion maintains the top position with a 6% growth, facing challenges in moving up the value chain despite TECNO's efforts in the mid-range market [1] - Samsung has extended its market reach from South Africa to Egypt and Nigeria through localized distribution, retail expansion, and the launch of affordable models like A06, achieving a 3% year-on-year growth [1] Group 2 - Xiaomi has experienced a 32% year-on-year growth, capturing a 14% market share, driven by strong performance in Nigeria and Egypt, active channel expansion, and deeper local investments [1] - Honor has strengthened its momentum with popular entry-level and mid-range models like X7c and 400 Lite, along with partnerships with carriers, with South Africa contributing 64% to Honor's regional business [1]