Airtel’s rival, Safaricom, also announced earlier that it had been offered a 25-year licence.
By
Kepha Muiruri
Business Reporter
Nation Media Group
Airtel Kenya has received a 25-year license, ending uncertainty over its operations after being offered a temporary permit until January 2027.
The CA’s latest disclosures show that the telco seeks Network Facilities Provider Tier 1 (NFPT1) and International Gateway…
Vodacom is ending its long-standing reputation as one of South Africa's most generous dividend-paying companies, choosing…
All conditions precedent to the transaction have now been fulfilled or waived
'I have a lot of respect for our competition, and I will say it bluntly. Safaricom has been at the forefront of creating,…
The deal reshapes Safaricom’s ownership structure, leaving the Kenyan government with a 20 percent stake in the…
The Vodacom Safaricom deal closed on June 30: $2.1 billion gives the South African group 55% of East Africa's most profitable…
