Orange carves out new mobile money corridors into Africa
Orange Money remittance from France reaches Burkina Faso, Morocco.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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Ex-Jumia staff launch e-commerce consultancy in Cameroon
Brand Spark operates out of Douala and aims to extend its reach into region’s growing e-commerce ecosystem.
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Cameroon advances on digital health plan
Minister of Posts and Telecommunications announces the adoption of a five-year Strategic Plan for Digital Health.
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Kasteel’s departure from MTN Cameroon delayed
COVID-19 cited as reason, according to source from within the company.
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Central Africa cements mobile money interoperability
Bank of Central African States issues fresh directive to facilitate full telco, commercial bank interaction.
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Cameroon looks to level financial services playing field
Government's Electronic Communications Aggregation Platform rolls out unique code for mobile transactions.
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Orange Cameroun slashes prices in response to COVID-19
Company follows similar moves by multinational tech firms operating in the country.
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Conflict, vandalism threaten Cameroon’s telecommunications
Industry has lost pre-tax turnover of over FCFA 25-billion since conflict erupted in 2016 says labour organisation.
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MTN Cameroon in cashless drive to curb Coronavirus spread
Company confirms suspension of charges on mobile money transactions.
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MTN Cameroon bounces back
Company records growth in latest results after four years of decline.
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Camtel targets greater market share with first GSM rollout
Cameroon’s state-owned telco looks to leverage several government concessions.
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Central African states edge closer to free roaming
Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon look to cut interconnection rates.