Africell secures Angola’s fourth telco licence
The company has operations in four African countries: DRC, Uganda, Sierra Leone and Gambia.
Michael Malakata
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Smartphone demand weak in Q3 2019
Users delaying purchase decisions until 2020, while waiting for 5G network coverage to increase to more countries say Gartner analysts.
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Africell launches e-SIM service in Sierra Leone
A nice to have say experts, but valuable to local market's telecommunications, connectivity and IOT ambitions.
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Gambia: telcos fined for SIM card irregulation
Industry regulator slaps Africell, Gamcel and Qcell with fines for non-compliance.
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Africell budgets US$300-million for expansion
Operator eager to disrupt telecoms space in key markets including Angola and Zimbabwe.
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Uganda's social media tax – don't bother using VPNs says regulator
UCC has ordered mobile operators to block the use of VPNs by subscribers hoping to bypass the new OTT tax.
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Uganda: telcos to tax SIM cards, channel payment via mobile money
Companies respond to Excise Duty Amendment Bill which came into effect on 1 July.
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Africell squares off with UCC
Mobile operator accused of flouting directives on SIM card registration.
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Sierra Leone telcos sanctioned over QoS
NATCOM forces operators to offer free calls as a result of service issues.
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Africell snaps up Orange's Ugandan operations
French telecoms provider sells its majority stake to the privately owned telecoms firm.
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Africell Sierra Leone crosses 2 million subscriber mark
Meanwhile, the group is expecting its total user base to reach over 3 million by year-end.