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    Vodacom Tanzania’s first-half 2025/26 results show a business investing through earnings, not slowing down. While headline profit dipped slightly due to accelerated network investment, underlying performance tells a stronger story—double-digit revenue growth, positive free cash flow, and surging digital and M-Pesa revenues. The numbers point to a company trading short-term optics for long-term competitive advantage.

    Vodacom Tanzania’s Philip Besiimire’s Three-Year Scorecard: Growth, Discipline, and Dividends

    CEO East Africa MagazineThe Big StoryDecember 17, 2025December 17, 2025

    Vodacom Tanzania has reported strong operational and financial momentum in the first half of 2025/26, underpinned by double-digit revenue growth, expanding cash flows, and accelerating performance in its core digital…

    MAN IN THE HOT SEAT: What challenges await Soumendra Sahu, Airtel Uganda’s new boss?

    Paul MurungiBanking & Financial ServicesBusiness & MarketsC-Suite LeadershipCompany NewsGlobal NewsNews & AnalysisTechnology & InnovationThe Big StoryJanuary 16, 2025January 16, 2025

    Airtel Uganda has a new boss, Soumendra Sahu. He joins Uganda’s second-largest telco at an interesting time— increasing competition from MTN, the market share leader, and other independent ISPs. There…

    Airtel Uganda half-year profit surge to UGX 153 billion on the back of data and voice segments

    Paul MurungiBusiness & MarketsThe Big StoryOctober 30, 2024October 30, 2024

    Airtel Uganda posted total revenue of UGX 966 billion in the first half of 2024, and a final profit of UGX 153 billion largely driven by data and voice revenue. …

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