Cameroon: MTN, Orange, Camtel networks under ministerial scrutiny
Minister Minette Libom Li Likeng wants to assess the level of implementation of commitments taken by the mobile operators and compliance with recommendations given by government.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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Cameroon’s AgricFresh wins Camtel’s Blue Tech Challenge
All winners will be handed gadgets, mentorship/training, cash prizes, and national recognition during Camtel's 25th anniversary celebrations.
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Camtel denounces sabotage of its optical fibre
Camtel's optic fibre network has been interrupted 17 times since September due to vandalism.
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MTN Cameroon's infrastructure destruction increases by 40%
The telco highlighted worries about the monopoly granted to the state-run Camtel in the administration of the national optic fiber backbone following recent outages.
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Cameroon telcos trade blame over quality of service
Camtel said last week that it was observing an uptick in complaints from its main competitors criticising the quality of its network.
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Cameroon audits Camtel's network for quality of service
The regulator says it has been mandated to ensure that the telco's network is rehabilitated to improve performance.
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Fake news is damaging the reputations of Cameroon’s telcos
Camtel, MTN Cameroon, Orange Cameroun and Nxttel have all fallen victim.
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Camtel turns to parliament to shore up digital laws
During the meeting, MPs and representatives from other tech companies promised to work swiftly to improve the legal environment for the digital sector.
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Camtel pens infrastructure sharing deal
Camtel says it has prioritised network expansion and aims to achieve nationwide coverage by 2030.
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Camtel, Angola Cables pact to boost connectivity
The two companies say the agreement signifies an important step in advancing telecoms and digital connectivity in Africa.
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Camtel pushes for women inclusion in the digital economy
The telco says Cameroon is still afflicted by persisting gender disparities that disadvantage women and girls and hinder them from benefiting from technology.
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Cameroon seeks €50 million loan to broaden video surveillance
The additional funds will help Cameroon reach its objective of covering the country with 5,000 video surveillance cameras linked to 17 control centres, according to the government.