Cameroon sanction telcos over quality of services

Plan International, mobile operators and government this week committed to advocate for girls’ equitable access to ICT.

The telco intends to expedite new investments in infrastructure as it  seeks to overtake MTN, Orange and Camtel.

MTN will now  be independently offering services including cash deposits, transfers and withdrawals.

The start-up intends grow its presence in the Central African Economic and Monetary Community and Francophone Africa.

The support package includes equipping Cameroon with a software and training maritime staff.

The startup backed by Cameroon’s Ministry of Finance will use the seed funding to on-board more customers and scale operations.

From this week MTN subscribers will now be refunded for unused or lost data in the event of network unavailability.

Blue Money offering will be coming into a market already dominated by MTN Mobile Money and Orange Money.

Cameroon tech agency held a two-day intensive hands-on training for some 100 youth on digital and modern-day entrepreneurship skills.

Camtel, MTN and Orange made the pledge to address network challenges during a meeting chaired by the minister.

The Hotel and Tourism Industries Employers' Union of Cameroon unveiled the platform yesterday.

Subscribers switched their devices to “Flight Mode” between 12pm and 2pm to express disapproval with quality of service.