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23 Jan

Airtel Malawi faces forex crunch

The ICT minister promised government's assistance in enabling forex access to improve Airtel Malawi's service delivery.
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21 Jan

Kenya Central Bank greenlights $1.6bn Safaricom stake

The endorsement positions the $1.6 billion (Sh204.3 billion) deal as a critical release valve for the National Treasury.
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Malawi moves to curb mobile fraud

Under the new system, all mobile phone users will be forced to register their SIM cards, guaranteeing that all active cards are associated with verified individuals or companies.

Kenya raises bar on telcos, regulator targets tougher quality rules

A proposed overhaul of service quality rules could force mobile operators to invest heavily in upgrades after fresh data showed none of the major players currently meet the regulator’s proposed 90% compliance target.
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14 Jan

Hayo upgrades platform to tackle SIM swap fraud

The upgrades come as SIM swap scams are becoming a serious security threat globally, affecting an estimated 25% of mobile subscribers in countries such as Kenya.
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8 Jan

Orange Sierra Leone gets new CEO

Aïcha Touré has more than 12 years of expertise in the telecom, technology, and financial services sectors.
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Econet stirs the pot with delisting plans in Zimbabwe

The business advised shareholders on Tuesday to continue exercising caution while dealing with the company's securities until a circular on delisting is published.
31 Dec

Safaricom Ethiopia announces data price hike

The increase in prices is part of the telco's frantic effort to break-even by March 2027.
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Orange delivers AFCON 2025 directly to mobile

As AFCON 2025 unfolds in Morocco, Orange’s landmark deal with CAF is turning smartphones into front-row seats.
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30 Dec

Kenya ready to reform mobile termination rates

The next 2026 review is set to be another chapter in a decade-long battle in which Kenyan telecoms have traded legal blows, lobbied fiercely, and accused each other of economic sabotage.
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9 Dec 2025

MTC Namibia soars to new heights with record $60m profit

Namibia’s largest mobile operator posted after-tax earnings of $60 million for 2025, driven by strong prepaid growth, enterprise demand and rising data usage.
 
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