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With Uganda's digital economy growing, MTN says its infrastructure investment is crucial in closing the connectivity gap.

The company say the licence enables it to plan and invest strategically in the infrastructure and technology that will fuel the country's future connectivity.

The partnership would improve the quality and dependability of voice and video calls on real-time calling apps like WhatsApp in 12 MTN countries.

The amount to be recovered is owing to outstanding licence fees and various unpaid financial penalties that date back several years.

The first race of the 2025 Super Picanto Cup gets under way on 12 April.

The investment will be used to expand 4G coverage in Madagascar and Tanzania, as well as to support the rollout of 5G sites.

The telco sees the East African country as an attractive market for data, fintech, and digital infrastructure.

The company says its assets provide multiple alternative pathways for data traffic between Africa, Europe, and the Americas, ensuring reliable connectivity.

The development of iMobility's omnichannel solution was driven by the need to provide an agile and responsive customer support experience, says Nazeer Adam, CEO of iMobility.

The telco has rolled out its second ultra-fast EV charging station in Addis Ababa, marking a significant step in supporting the country’s growing electric vehicle ecosystem.

As part of its Paratus Social Investment programme, the company provides connectivity, digital resources and educational opportunities to underserved communities in Namibia, Mozambique and Angola.