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Telecoms and ICT on the African Continent is one of the most challenging and dynamic sectors in the World. To keep pace with change and embrace opportunity, service providers need a partner who can help them to keep pace with change while they manage the here and now! Extensia Bridge is that partner for many service providers across Africa
TELECOMS AND ICT NEWS
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MTN Nigeria Listing Boosts Stock Market By N1.8trillion
The eight-day bearish trend at the stock market was halted Thursday, following the successful listing of MTN Nigeria Communications Plc’s shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE). The listing of 20.4 billion shares of MTN at N90 per share lifted the market capitalisation of exchange by N1.8 trillion to close the day at N12.5 trillion.
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Egypt’s Etisalat Misr budgets US$167-million for network upgrade
Egyptian mobile operator Etisalat Misr has set aside US$167.3-million to modernise its network, according to the company’s president and CEO Hazem Metwally. Metwally said the intention is to secure more revenue from internet services as the business works to offset the impact of a drop in subscriber numbers. This sum is more than half of
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Mozambique’s TMCEL gets unified licence
The Communications Regulatory Authority of Mozambique (ARECOM, formerly INCM) has awarded state-backed fixed and mobile operator Mocambique Telecom (TMCEL) a new unified telecommunications licence. The unified concession enables TMCEL to provide services regardless of the technology used, relaxing the rules covering areas such as spectrum usage and numbering. TMCEL executive Mohamed Jusob was quoted as saying that the operator ‘is
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Zimbabwe Cabinet approves regulator merger
Zimbabwe’s Cabinet has approved the Broadcasting Services Amendment Bill which aims to merge the country’s media and telecoms regulators. The Broadcasting Authority of Zimbabwe (BAZ) and the Postal and Telecommunications Regulatory Authority of Zimbabwe (POTRAZ) are to be combined as the Broadcasting and Communications Authority, in a move which the government says will improve accountability