Airtel Africa taps Indian tech muscle in Xtelify AI deal
Telco signs major deal with Xtelify to simplify operations, cut churn, and drive personalised customer engagement across 14 markets.
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SEA-ME-WE-6 cable completes two landings in Egypt
This milestone, according Telecom Egypt, is an important step in the continuous expansion of the cable system, which is expected to improve connectivity across the region.
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Airtel Malawi's MD reassigned to lead Airtel Tanzania
Kamoto has worked for Airtel Malawi for 10 years, transitioning from chief commercial officer in 2014 to managing director in 2016.
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4G smartphone usage propels Airtel Africa in interim results
Airtel Africa's regional networks are seeing growing data and smartphone usage, with 4G devices accounting for more than 80% of all data access in the last three months alone.
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Airtel Kenya expands network coverage
The expansion project includes the deployment of 349 new sites by the end of the year, with an additional 300 sites in the pipeline.
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Airtel and Mavenir Conduct India’s First Open RAN Based 5G NSA Validation
The Mavenir Open Virtualised Radio Access Network (Open vRAN) solution is based on commercial off-the-shelf hardware, and 3500MHz Radio employing open interfaces as defined by O-RAN Alliance.
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Airtel Malawi targets US$37.5m via IPO
Part of a series of steps by Bharti Airtel to raise funds and reduce debt.
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Telecom Egypt moves to monetise US$90 million MENA cable
Bharti Airtel pens new agreement with Egyptian telco for long-term use of cable, along with other infrastructure.
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It's a go for Mali's new telco
Atel-SA aims to raise and invest over US$200m to service the market.
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Millicom continues African rethink with Senegalese sale
Recent reports suggest that telco has engaged Bharti Airtel regarding possible merger in Ghana.
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Bharti Airtel announces positive results amid job cut rumours
Company's leadership pleased about first quarter results.
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Airtel halts sale of base stations to Helios Towers
Helios Towers planned to buy 3,100 Airtel telecoms towers in some African countries.