Airtel Africa grows customer base despite currency challenges

Posted on October 25, 2024 by Guest authors

Airtel Africa reported customer base and profit growth, but continued to grapple with currency devaluation on the continent as revenues and EBITDA declined.

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Optus taps Ericsson for smarter, greener 5G network

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Optus is partnering with Ericsson to roll out advanced 5G antenna tech that promises better coverage and a greener network footprint. The deal will see Ericsson supply its specialist Antenna System solutions across Optus’ network. Before signing …

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Telco AI shifts from strategy to execution

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According to GSMA Intelligence, 2025 is the year telcos are putting their money where their mouth is when it comes to AI. The recent ‘Telco AI: State of the Market, Q2 2025’ report suggests the industry has shifted from AI strategy meetings to real-wor…

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Vodacom clears key hurdle in Maziv fibre stake deal

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Vodacom Group has received the green light from South Africa’s competition watchdog to acquire a stake in fibre infrastructure provider Maziv, a move that supports the operator’s ambition to expand connectivity in underserved areas.

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