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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Emitel to build hundreds of towers for Orange Poland

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Poland-based telecoms infrastructure company Emitel has signed an agreement with Orange to build several hundred new mobile towers across the country.

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