etisalat by &e won the Top Employer Award for the fifth time in a row. It is the first international award launched by the global Top Employers Foundation, which aims to provide the best work environment for employees in various sectors.
e& (formerly known as Etisalat Group) has further increased its stake in Britain’s Vodafone Group.
2Africa, the world’s largest subsea cable, now reaches South Africa’s Eastern Cape, providing international connectivity for faster, more reliable internet services and local job creation. Most people are unaware that subsea cables carry the vast majority of the world’s intercontinental data, powering the internet. They are integral to countries’ abilities to modernize, digitize and grow their economies.
Telecom Egypt (WE) unveiled an updated logo and a new tagline, "Like No Other," in recognition of 12,000,000 subscribers and five years of noteworthy accomplishments. This makes WE the fourth service provider in Egypt and the first company to offer integrated services to telecom users.
With the help of its technical partners, American Tower Corporation (ATC) and Ubuntu, telecom operator Airtel Uganda inaugurated 29 new 4G telecom towers last week. With these, the company will improve both the network coverage and the quality of services offered to its customers.
Ghana has granted Vodafone International Holdings (VOD.L) approval to sell its 70% stake in Vodafone Ghana to Telecel Group, the country's telecoms regulator said.
New year, new financial resolutions. In partnership with NBE and Fawry, Orange Egypt is launching Orange Cash, a digital service designed to easily pay, receive and transfer money from and to any e-wallet, buy movie tickets, make donations and manage all the money, anytime, anywhere. According to Orange Egypt, this service will enable the customer to pay instantly through a list of merchants by scanning Meeza QR codes in stores or online merchants with a payment link. Most anyone with a cell phone will be able to use it.
Safaricom expects to lose 2 billion shillings in the financial year ending March 2023 after the Kenya Communications Authority (CA) cut mobile terminal (MTR) charges by 41.4%.
Research shows that MTN was the best mobile network in South Africa for 2022. While the country had an average mobile download speed of 49.19 Mbps (and an average upload speed of 14.15 Mbps) last year, MTN had the highest average download speed at 68.84 Mbps, followed by Vodacom at 48.58 Mbps, Telkom at 28.54 Mbps, Cell C at 23.41 Mbps and Rain at 15.14 Mbps.
Ethio Telecom’s revenue rose 20% to 33.8 billion birr ($631 million) in the first half of the fiscal year, despite new competition from international player Safaricom.
