Vodacom Congo denies licence renewal allegations
Network operator responds to claims it underpaid authorities when it secured its 2G license in 2015.
Paul Adepoju
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Vodacom DRC first to launch 4G connectivity
At this stage, only customers in Kinshasa can access the service.
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Helios Towers DRC secures US$105m funding
Company to use facility to invest in local operations and expand tower network.
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Gemalto tech underpins DRC voter registration
Digital security company wins tender to supply mobile biometric voter enrollment kits.
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Orange completes Tigo DRC acquisition
French telecommunications firm confirms acquisition 100% complete.
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Millicom wants more from Africa this year
Telco announces expectation as part of its Q4 and 2015 FY results.
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Orange to acquire Millicom's DRC subsidiary
French telecommunications firm says latest acquisition underlines its strategy in Africa.
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Vodacom: R198bn DRC lawsuit 'unfounded, without merit'
Vodacom is opposing "an unsubstantiated claim" for $14 billion laid against it in a DRC court.
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Kenya smartens up on city communication
Several other countries invest in Huawei's smart city communications network.
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Smile closes $365m financing towards 4G expansion in Africa
Telco focusing on four regions, with DRC and South Africa identified as targets for 2016.
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DRC's digital economy on the rise
There are clear reasons to invest in the country's tech sector claim experts.