gaziantep escort,escort bayan,beylikdüzü escort,
alanya escort,gaziantep escort
Bharti Airtel’s tower infrastructure arm, Indus Towers, is stepping into Africa for the first time — and it is beginning with Uganda, Nigeria, and Zambia. The move, disclosed in recent stock exchange filings and reported by India’s Business Today and The Economic Times, signals a new competitive phase in Africa’s passive telecom infrastructure market. A Strategic Leap Beyond India In its filing, Indus Towers’ board said it had “approved the Company’s foray into African markets, beginning with Nigeria, Uganda, and Zambia,” citing the “growth potential in emerging geographies” . The expansion will be anchored by its long-standing partnership with Bharti…
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
Xtelify, a fully owned subsidiary of Bharti Airtel (‘Airtel’) housing all of Airtel’s digital assets and capabilities has launched an AI-powered, future-ready software platform that will help telcos all around…
Until 2007, mobile phone subscribers had largely known voice and short message texting needs. In fact, for a long time, the mobile phone had no major use apart from making and receiving calls, and occasionally sending short text messages. However, in 2007, after 11 years of launching in 1998, MTN broke new ground with the launch of WiMAX broadband services, a cutting-edge product that would propel mobile phone users into the future. By 2007, it had been 12 years since the launch of the first mobile phone in Uganda by Celtel, and later by MTN, which launched in 1998….
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
By 2005, Uganda’s telecom sector had firmly matured. With a compound annual growth rate of above 15%, it had set the stage rolling to overtake banking as one of the fastest-growing sectors. The sector also presented vast opportunities to a country whose growth had slowed in the late 2000s. Thus, it was a highly competitive sector that attracted some of the best brains, employing a mix of local and expatriate talent, who would later become the face of the telecom sector and set the stage for future growth and innovation. As Uganda marks 30 years since the launch of the…
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
In May 2021, Bank of Uganda issued two licenses to Airtel Mobile Commerce and MTN Mobile Money to conduct various money transfer and payment services. The licenses were partly intended to implement sections of the National Payment System Act 2020, which had transferred the regulation of mobile money from the Uganda Communications Commission to the Central Bank. In the years leading up to the enactment of the National Payment System Act 2020, there had been various conversations that highlighted the risk of an unregulated digital financial system. But in all this, government had become aware of the problem that not…
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
The Board of Directors of the GSMA elected Gopal Vittal – Vice Chairman & MD, Bharti Airtel, as its new Chairman, until the end of 2026. Gopal is currently the…
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
Soumendra Sahu is set to take over as Airtel Uganda’s new Managing Director following Manoj Murali’s retirement at the end of this month. Soumendra is a ‘Big Boy’ in the telecom business having spent a bigger part of his career at Bharti Airtel in Gujarat, India, where he has been serving as the Chief Executive Officer since 2020. Before being appointed Chief Executive, he rose through the ranks from being Vice President of Marketing in 2015, Head of Sales of Operations in 2017 and Chief Operating Officer from 2017 to 2020. Soumendra has over twenty years of experience in intensive sales…
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
Airtel Uganda Managing Director Manoj Murali is set to retire from telco this month, CEO East Africa Magazine can exclusively reveal. According to a notice sent to the telco’s senior management this week, that CEO East Africa Magazine has seen, “Manoj Murali will be leaving Airtel Uganda to pursue other interests outside of Airtel Africa, effective 30 October 2024”. “During his (Manoj’s) tenure, he was instrumental in providing leadership in Uganda and delivering business growth. Manoj joined Airtel Uganda in October 2020,” read the email. CEO East Africa Magazine understands that he resigned in July 2024 and has been serving…
This Is Premium Content. Subscribe And Save On Unlimited Access With Our Best Offers!
Airtel Uganda, made a profit of UGX338 billion (USD91 million) in 2018, thanks to yet another good year of sales. A meticulous 4 months research into the financials of the…
beylikdüzü escort
beylikdüzü escort
