Safaricom launches its new service in the Mobile Money segment Safaricom announced the launch of a new service to its Mobile Money service, M-Pesa, which allows subscribers to obtain a…
Vodafone Egypt starts its year on the wrong foot The Cairo Regional Centre for International Commercial Arbitration has delivered its verdict in the case between mobile operators Vodafone Egypt…
Ethio Telecom intends to acquire communication satellite Ethiopian operator Ethio Telecom, is planning to acquire a communication satellite. The telecom infrastructure that will allow the company to…
Telecom relations in Nigeria in dire straits Teleology Holdings, the new owners of 9mobile, have decided to withdraw from further participation in the 9mobile project, expressing its…
MTN Rwanda registers results above expectations in 2018 MTN Rwanda, the leading telecom company in the country, has witnessed a breakthrough. The company has registered an incredible 25%…
New achievement for Vodafone Ghana According to the National Communications Authority (NCA), Vodafone Ghana was able to win one of the 800 MHz frequencies for…
Nigeria resolves row with African operator over $8 bn Nigeria said it has resolved a dispute with Africa's largest mobile operator over $8.13 billion (6.96 billion euros) which it…
Ericsson partners with Senegalese operator in bid to accelerate digitalization The terms of the new three-year deal cover over 1000 existing sites including the latest Ericsson Radio System (ERS) technology…
Etisalat Misr and Huawei Egypt achieve a new milestone in the MENA region Recently, Etisalat Misr and Huawei Egypt have completed MENA’s first commercial deployment for FDD Massive MIMO solution over Etisalat 4G…
Liquid Telecom invests in Egyptian network infrastructure and data centers Leading pan-African telecoms group Liquid Telecom has announced that it is investing 8 billion Egyptian Pounds ($400m US Dollars) in…
Niger shuts Airtel telecom offices Niger ordered the closure of the offices of the country's biggest telecoms operator Airtel, a subsidiary of India's Bharti Airtel…
MTN Ghana subject to a US$1.8 million fine The National Communications Authority (NCA) has fined MTN Ghana to pay US$1.8 million for delivering poor quality services.
