US investors’ eye stake in 'tricky' Cameroon Nexttel
Viettel, a subsidiary of Vietnam's military telecoms company, has more than half of Nexttel's shares and is negotiating to sell them, according to media reports.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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Cameroon’s Nexttel searching for new investors
The telco intends to expedite new investments in infrastructure as it seeks to overtake MTN, Orange and Camtel.
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Nexttel leverages Gilat to deploy 4G in Cameroon
Companies ink deal as demand for access to online services grows.
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Burundi's Lumitel ready to roll with 4G nationally
Having launched its 4G service in 2016 in a limited number of regions, Burundi's dominant telco has announced it is ready for national rollout.
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Vietnam considers 9mobile as potential channel into Nigeria market
Plans to utilise Viettel as a vehicle to establish presence.
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Viettel outlines mobile vision for Tanzania
Telco announces launch of additional mobile, internet services.
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Viettel sets sights on Swaziland
Country's regulator confirms Swavitel's application still needs to go through approval process.
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‘Door-to-door sales help Movitel win Mozambican mobile subscribers’
Vietnamese military backed telecoms company claims it has a winning rural strategy.
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Vietnamese military owned Viettel ‘postpones’ Cameroon launch
Mobile network is not launching in March 2014 anymore, according to a report.
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Vietnam’s Viettel wins Cameroon mobile licence
Asian firm beat Bharti Airtel, Maroc Telecom and even Korea Telecom to the chase.
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Viettel could launch Kenyan operation
Vietnamese company could make Kenya its second African market after Mozambique.