Kenya mulls break-up of Safaricom into three units

Posted on August 22, 2025 by Guest authors

The Kenyan government is mulling a division of the nation’s largest publicly listed company, Safaricom, into mobile, tower, and mobile money units, citing potential efficiency and value gains.

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UK businesses demand automatic compensation for broadband outages

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August 27, 2024
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Major UK business groups are calling on UK telecoms regulator Ofcom to expand the automatic compensation scheme for broadband outages to cover all businesses. Currently, a voluntary system introduced in 2019 offers compensation to consumers for delayed…

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MTN Nigeria CEO defends tariff hikes amidst backlash

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February 18, 2025
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MTN Nigeria CEO Karl Toriola has defended recent tariff hikes by mobile network operators, stating they are essential for the “survival” of the telecoms industry in Nigeria, despite significant criticism.

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Vodafone Idea expands 5G to Chandigarh and Patna

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April 29, 2025
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Indian telco Vodafone Idea announced on Monday it has expanded its 5G service to the metropolitan region of Chandigarh in Punjab and Patna in Bihar, just an month after debuting the service in Mumbai.

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