Vodacom Group to increase stake in Safaricom for $2.1 billion
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Vodacom Group to increase stake in Safaricom for $2.1 billion
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Nigeria grants extension for NIN-SIM integration
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Slovenian regulator outlines terms for 5G spectrum winners
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Cambodia strips CadComms of licence and spectrum
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Bangladesh takes aim at Grameenphone’s dominance
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Rollout extension for India’s operators
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Slovakia 5G spectrum sale to go ahead despite health crisis
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India’s DoT asked to address installation and debt issues
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South African regulator to release spectrum on a temporary basis
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Indian subs acquisition numbers down for March
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Report regulation eased for Indian operators
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Cook Islands addressing monopoly with new regulator
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Vodafone Idea AGR part-payment proposal is rejected
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Malaysia makes plans for 5G
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Brazil eases telecommunications sector regulation
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Tighter regulation required for Liberia to address low penetration – R&M
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Stronger regulation required to boost mobile in Mauritania – R&M
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Tanzanian regulator receives control of monitoring system from Global Voice Group
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Mexico’s OTT services under fire
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Russia implements ban on Telegram
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America Movil appeals against forced split of fixed-line units
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Mexico invites all active operators to bid in spectrum auctions
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Regulator approves Airtel’s acquisition of Tigo Rwanda
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Nokia Lights Up Nepal With WorldLink FTTH Deal
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Internet giants must obey censorship rules to operate in China, says regulator
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TRAI throws its support behind net neutrality
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Airtel claims that Reliance Jio has cost India’s operators $50B
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Thai regulator rules that Line Mobile does not require MVNO licence
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IFT takes America Movil’s side in blow to 2014 Mexican reforms
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IFT demands amendment to America Movil’s fixed spin-off proposal
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Mobile broadband is a major growth opportunity as Libya reforms sector – R&M
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Chinese content platforms under investigation for ‘inappropriate’ distribution
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India making GPS mandatory for handsets despite price concerns
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NBTC seeking authorisation to fine ISPs for content offences
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Nigerian operators warn NCC of potential industry crash
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Safaricom split not on the cards, says Kenyan regulator
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America Movil slams IFT orders over fixed-line & MVNOs
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Procera Networks: Cam Cullen's 2017 Telecom Trends
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MTN weighing up possibility of Nigeria exit
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Progress in Libyan telecoms sector despite civil war
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Telkom SA CEO lashes out at “erratic” regulator
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China tightens regulation of mobile apps market
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MTN Cameroon blocks network access for unregistered subscribers
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Cell C claims OTT regulation in SA could be detrimental
