Malaysian operators have thrown their weight behind the government's decision to reverse course and create a second 5G network.
Malaysian operators have thrown their weight behind the government's decision to reverse course and create a second 5G network.
Philippines-based operator PLDT revealed it is in discussions with consortium partners to build another subsea cable with ambitions to increase international data capacity to 1Tbps in the next five years.
Sri Lankan operators Dialog Axiata and Bharti Airtel reportedly plan to merge their operations, creating what would be the nation's largest operator.
The Timor-Leste (East Timor) government approved the purchase of Brazilian operator Oi’s stake in Timor Telecom for US$21.1 million, a move that would make the state the majority shareholder.
Dito Telecommunity is banking on the launch of post-paid mobile plans and entry into enterprise this year for growth this year.
This week saw thousands of Cameroonians yesterday protest against what they regard as unacceptable quality of service from mobile operators MTN Cameroon and Orange Cameroon.
Orange Group again credited its revenue growth to its Africa and Middle East segments as units there demonstrated how the operator had responded to increased competitive pressure.
Safaricom expanded its 5G network in Kenya to 21 counties where around 400,000 subscribers are now able to tap into speeds between 400Mbps to 700MMbps.
Troubled Brazilian operator Oi chose to postpone publishing its 2022 financial results, reported Reuters.
STC’s tower infrastructure company Tawal signed agreements to acquire towers in Bulgaria, Croatia, and Slovenia from United Group for €1.2 billion, as part of a wider move to expand overseas.
Now Telecom completed the last bit of paperwork needed to secure a full grant from the US Trade and Development Agency (USTDA), paving the way forward to construct its full 5G network for the Philippines-based operator.
Key executives at PLDT have left their posts following the operator’s massive PHP48 billion (US$853 million) budget overspending, including the operator’s chief financial officer.
Vodacom Group revealed it will invest over ZAR60 billion (US$3.3 billion) to upgrade network resilience, maintain connectivity, and boost rural coverage in its South African unit over the next five years.
4iG group has announced that DIGIMobil customers will be switched over to Vodafone Hungary’s network from 1st June.
Within the space of a few hours on Sunday 16th April, MTN Sudan was ordered by the state regulator to block then restore access to internet services amidst escalating fighting in the country.
Mozambique’s state asset management unit is taking over the daily operations of Mocambique Telecom (Tmcel).
Philippines-based operators Globe Telecom and Smart Communications urged the government to extend the deadline for subscribers to register their SIMs, as less than half of subscribers have signed up.
Beleaguered Brazilian fixed-line provider Oi has been authorised to take out a loan of US$275 million from its creditors.
Armenia’s telecoms regulator the Public Services Regulatory Commission (PSRC) will reportedly block the proposed sale of MTS Armenia (Viva-MTS) due to national security concerns.
State-owned operator Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT-Mobitel) is reportedly facing a massive restructuring as the government announced plans to cut costs.
While a national consumer promotion would not normally be big news on these pages, the recently announced promotion by new market entrant Safaricom Ethiopia is possibly more significant than most.
Uzbektelecom (Uztelecom) trialled its 5G network on consumers in the capital city of Tashkent as the operator prepares for a full launch, reported CommsUpdate.
CamGSM, which operates as Cellcard, has had its application to list on the Cambodian stock exchange approved in principle by the Cambodia Securities Exchange (CSX).
Vodafone Idea may fall behind rivals in its 5G deployment due to funding challenges, leading to a duopoly between Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio, according to Global Data.
As part of its debt-cutting plan, Digicel Group announced three-quarters of bondholders are set to take shares in the company to resolve its debts and reduce founder Denis O’Brien’s stake from 99.9% to 10% to have US$1.8 billion written off, reported the Irish Times.
Industrial action by employees of Lebanon’s state-run Ogero has been suspended by the Executive Council of the fixed operator’s union.
Veon Group announced it will use OneWeb low-earth orbit (LEO) satellites to extend its coverage in emerging markets.
Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan has called for state-owned TTCL (Tanzania Telecommunication Corporation) to reconsider its future as an operator given its failure in the telecoms space.
Iliad Group sold half of its stake in its wholesale unit Polski Swiatlowod Otwarty (PSO) to InfraVia Capital Partners for PLN1.78 billion (US$414 million), a move to raise cash for upgrades to its fibre network and expand into six million households in Poland.
MTN and Vodafone expanded a pilot roaming agreement nationwide in Ghana to bolster connectivity in the country, reported Ghana Web.
AIS partnered with Bangkok Bank to expand its fintech strategy by launching a debit card, which the operator aims to have six million accounts opened by 2028.
Axiata Group’s proposed sale of shares in its tower unit edotco has attracted the interest of four possible buyers.
Philippines-based operator Globe Telecom penned a memorandum of understanding with Rizal Commercial Banking Corporation (RCBC), to enhance their communication channels and safeguard bank accounts against online fraud.
Vodafone Idea is equipping a technology factory in the city of Hazira, India, with a private 4G network to showcase automation through IoT, a move to advance its enterprise unit.