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Africell Angola Races Towards 10 Million Subscribers Using Csmart Digital BSS Platform

Africell’s successful entry into Angola has exceeded expectations, with over 7 million subscribers onboarded through Csmart digital BSS platform within 8 months of launch. Africell has disrupted the mobile sector in Angola with better prices and a state-of-the-art 5G network.

JOHANNESBURG--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Within 8 months of launching services in Angola, Africell already has over 7 million subscribers. To achieve such rapid progress, Africell needed a new-age digital solution that would help execute its market timelines and provide reliable services across its expanding Angola footprint.

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Africell’s vision of bringing new products to market which make a positive difference to customers has been facilitated by Csmart, a digital BSS platform built to meet the growth requirements of innovative telecoms players like Africell. The solution - which is built on TM Forum’s ODA and Open API standards - helps customers monetize any business model, network, service, and experience at scale.

“We are committed to delivering on Africell’s vision of affordability, reliability and customer experience,” says CEO of Covalense Digital, Sreenivas Peesapati, adding that “Csmart would catapult Africell’s leadership in providing seamless connectivity and customer experience across Africa.”

“Africell’s growth in Angola has outperformed expectations, indicating huge pent-up demand in Angola for quality and affordable telecommunications services. Csmart has been a key part of the story so far, giving us a solid technical footing on which to build our customer base in Luanda and Benguela,” says Faissal Abdallah, Africell Angola’s CTO. 

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