Cameroon plans to recover $52 million from telcos

GSMA says network sharing agreements reflect international best practices critical to reducing cost and improving efficiencies of digital infrastructure roll out.

The MTN Group CEO will support the chair and board in overseeing the strategic direction of the organisation, which represents the world’s mobile operators.

The company says the planned investment is aimed at enhancing network quality and expanding coverage.

According to the firms, the new antenna, Meta-Active Antenna Unit, provides higher coverage area and bandwidth while requiring less energy than standard antennas.

The telco asserts that the agreement would provide its consumers with a more secure, personalised, and seamless calling experience.

ZICTA expects more development in ICT, particularly the number of mobile cellular subscriptions, which is predicted to reach roughly 24.5 million by the end of 2025.

Ericsson says the 5G rollout was based on Time Division Duplexing sites using the 3.5 GHz frequency band and FDD following a repurposing of the existing 4G spectrum.

The objective is to strengthen fibre optic expansion and support the development of 5G network in Morocco.

These sharing agreements, according to the telcos, target improved network cost efficiencies, expanded coverage and the provision of enhanced mobile services to millions of customers, particularly those in remote and rural areas.

The AI spam alert tool will allow consumers to reject spam messages on both smartphones and feature phones.

The App is expected to improve the urban experience in Lagos by providing real-time solutions and making it easier for people to navigate the city.