Central African MNOs warned to stop deducting airtime as payment
Bank of Central African States emphasises that subscriber airtime can only be deducted for communications and data subscription.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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Cameroon seals deal with CAMIX on IXP rollout
Deployment of infrastructure will start with country’s two largest cities – Yaounde and Douala.
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Kiro’o Games plans to monetise first mobile game roll-out
Tech firm says game has the potential to generate 100,000 micro transactions per week.
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MTN Cameroon commits to two-year recruitment drive
Company partners with the National Employment Fund to identify and recruit job seekers.
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Cameroon inks deal to fully digitise passport control
Ten-year Build-Operate-And Transfer (BOT) contract secured with German-Portuguese consortium AUGENTIC-INCM.
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Camtel to roll out US$1.9-million connectivity project
Telco enters agreement with education ministry to boost internet speed, establish new communications network and digital development centres.
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Cameroon loses US$10.8-m to cybercrime in 2019
Latest report released by the National Agency for Information and Communication Technologies.
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eTransfer operational in Central Africa from September
Bank of Central African States confirms development.
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MTN Cameroon launches XAF100-m business support initiative
Operator announces MTN Hope financial relief package targeted at 100 beneficiaries.
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Cameroon grapples with social media abuse
State IT agency claims to have reported 3,211 fake accounts.
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MTN Cameroon increases its mobile money capital
Company responds to renewed banking regulations and initiates changes to management.
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Cameroon goes on charm offensive to boost adoption of .cm domain
Authorities slash the annual subscription rate by half.
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Camtel unveils Huawei-built datacentre
Tier III resource near Yaounde touted as the biggest in the Central African sub-region.