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South Africa Weighs Cross-Border Power Trading and Biometric SIM Rules
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South Africans have two regulatory proposals to consider in December: a Remgro-backed company’s application to trade electricity across Southern African…
MTN Uganda Revenue Rises 8.5%, But Tax Settlement Distorts Profit Growth
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MTN Uganda’s revenue increased 8.5 per cent to $758 million (Ush 2.88 trillion) in the nine months to September 2026,…
Paratus Opens Lesotho Operation To Bring Starlink To Businesses
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Paratus Group has established a local operation in Lesotho to provide Starlink satellite internet and network services to businesses and…
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Ethio Telecom Reports 40% Faster Peak-Hour 4G After AI Upgrade
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Ethio Telecom and ZTE have completed Ethiopia’s first pre-commercial AI-enabled radio network deployment, reporting a 40 per cent improvement in…
Mungania Lands M-PESA Job He Has Twice Held In An Acting Capacity
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Safaricom has appointed Boniface Mungania as Chief Financial Services Officer, confirming him in a permanent role he has twice occupied…
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