Cameroon plans to recover $52 million from telcos
The amount to be recovered is owing to outstanding licence fees and various unpaid financial penalties that date back several years.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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Senate progresses social media legislation
The legislative body is debating moves to mandate social media companies operating in Nigeria to establish physical offices in country.
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MTC, Telecom Namibia accused of abuse of market positions
Following an investigation by the country’s competition commission, it has been alleged that, over a 10-year period, Telecom Namibia and MTC abused their dominance of the local market, and, along with NamPower, contravened network sharing regulations.
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Cameroon leans on tech to intensify non-tax revenue collection
The government has been in a race to implement digital platforms across several ministries to simplify user processes and improve transaction transparency.
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Nigeria unveils public sector revenue collection system
This new system intends to improve the management of federal revenue collections and payments among government agencies.
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Cameroon extends Yango’s e-hailing licence
The mobility platform now intended to expand to the country's third largest city in the first quarter of the year.
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Nigeria’s spark to ignite local cyber insurance products
National Insurance Commission is pushing insurance players to innovate and bring to market cyber insurance products against a backdrop of booming digital risk.
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MultiChoice Nigeria faces price hike probe, while MTN and Airtel escape scrutiny
Following the announcement to increase the prices of DStv and GOtv by 21%, Nigerians have taken to social media to express dismay over the fact that telcos have not similarly been called to account.
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Nigeria unveils space technology initiative to empower youths
The initiative, which is dubbed "Building Grassroots Innovation in Satellite Technology," will kick off with a five-day Space-Tech Hackathon in Yola from February 24-28.
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Malawi government signs new deal on passports
Only six bidders (four Malawians and two foreigners) advanced to the final stage before Madras Security Printers got the contract.
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Central Africa Republic unveils $CAR meme coin
The Central African Republic government revealed its crypto goals on Sunday by launching the $CAR meme coin.
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MTN appreciates Nigeria's decision on tariff increases
The telco welcomed the pricing increase, saying the decision allows it to continue making crucial investments needed to provide Nigerians with reliable, high-quality services.