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This deceptive marketing violates Regulation 14(1) (b), which prohibits misleading ads ... model. Airtel’s rationale In a response to dmMoney, David Birungi, Airtel Uganda’s spokesperson ...

MTN Group and Airtel Africa have struck a deal to share mobile phone network infrastructure in Uganda and Nigeria, they said on Wednesday, aiming to save on investments while still increasing service ...

Following the conclusion of agreements in Uganda and Nigeria, MTN and Airtel Africa will explore various opportunities in other markets, including Congo-Brazzaville, Rwanda and Zambia, the ...

REUTERS/Siphiwe Sibeko/File Photo JOHANNESBURG: MTN Group and Airtel Africa have struck a deal to share mobile phone network infrastructure in Uganda and Nigeria, they said on Wednesday ...

MTN Group and Airtel Africa have forged a network infrastructure-sharing agreement in Nigeria and Uganda, a strategic pivot aimed at accelerating mobile connectivity in underserved regions.

MTN Group and Airtel Africa have signed agreements to share network infrastructure in Uganda and Nigeria, aiming to enhance digital and financial inclusion while complying with local regulations.

MTN Uganda, the country’s largest telecommunication company, has raced ahead of its main rival Airtel Uganda, which missed its financial targets outlined in its prospectus published in September. This ...

part of Airtel Uganda. The move marks FlixSnip’s debut in the East African market. FlixSnip offers a collection of short-form content spanning various genres including movies and series, lifestyle ...

Airtel Uganda has declared an interim dividend of Ush1.9 (Sh0.08) per share, handing investors who took part in its recently concluded initial public offering (IPO) an early return on their capital.

Indian billionaire Sunil Mittal’s Airtel Uganda Ltd. failed to sell about half of the shares on offer in its initial public offering as investors stayed away, preferring high-yield government bonds.