The CA’s latest disclosures show that the telco seeks Network Facilities Provider Tier 1 (NFPT1) and International Gateway Systems and Services (IGSS).
By
Dennis Musau
Technology Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Questions have emerged over the status of Airtel Kenya’s licence a month after the telecoms operator said it had received a 25-year permit, with new disclosures by the regulator showing it is still awaiting approval.
Airtel’s rival, Safaricom, also announced earlier that it had been offered a 25-year licence.
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