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.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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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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Camtel outlines ambitious growth targets
General Manager reiterates focus on consolidation and market share expansion.
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Infinet Wireless seals broadband deal with Camtel
Latest development emerges from meetings held at the Russia-Africa Economic Forum and Summit held recently in Sochi, Russia.
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Cameroon unveils Huawei-built video surveillance centre
Facility, with connectivity from Camtel, forms part of country's Intelligent City project.
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Cameroon's first AI training centre launched
Camtel partners University of Yaounde I in FCFA 1.3-billion project.
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Camtel officially opens shareholding
Move in a bid to reduce communications costs and extend regional service delivery.
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Cameroon's Camtel sacks staff
GM understood to have initiated an audit to investigate HR issues, including fake certification and fraud.
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Camtel contracts Nigeria's Sparkwest to sell SAIL fibre optic
Deal penned in Yaoundé and will target service providers including MTN, Globacom, Airtel and Etisalat.
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Call volume drops, text messaging up in Cameroon
Industry regulator report highlights the impact of broadband internet penetration.
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Cameroon's conflict wreaks havoc on MTN network installations
Customers in the North West and South West Regions affected as telecoms industry bears brunt of continued conflict.
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Emirati Yahsat launches internet service in Cameroon
Company will compete with the likes of CamTel, Bloosat and GoSat for market share.