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When Smile Communications, launched in Uganda in the fourth quarter of 2009, it was so buoyant about its prospects. The out-of-Mauritius telco pioneered 4G LTE services in Uganda and East Africa, as well as was the first to introduce Voice over LTE (VoLTE) services on the African continent. The market responded positively to especially the super-fast internet speeds associated with LTE technology. However, on 1st February 2022 Smile customers could no longer access its services. Unknown to many, at the back end, a commercial dispute was brewing between Smile Communications and American Tower Company (ATC) Uganda, the tower services provider…
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What is the Commission’s overall take on the competitiveness landscape across the various segments of the telco industry and how is this likely to shape the development of the sector in 2023 and beyond? While the Commission continues to promote fair and competitive conduct across the communications value chain (markets), we note that some segments of the market/value chain are not as competitive as others. The differences in competitiveness at various layers of the telecommunications value chain may be attributed to differences in structural drivers such as market size as well as policy influences in the respective segments. Sometimes a…
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Tower Corporation of Africa (Tower Co Africa), a company incorporated in Port Louis, Mauritius has acquired 90% of Ubuntu Towers Uganda Limited (UBUNTU). Tower Co Africa is a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Axian Group Mauritius with a reported USD 1.3 Bn in total revenue in 2021. Axian is a pan-African group that operates in ten countries and is invested in telecoms, financial services, real estate, energy and open innovation. Madagascan billionaire Hassanein Hiridjee, the Axian Group CEO. The Group was founded and is owned by Madagascan billionaire Hassanein Hiridjee, who is also the Group CEO. Hasssanien was named one of…
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Developing home-grown talent is a great achievement for many companies, but being able to seamlessly transfer those skills across the various markets is a dream come true for any multinational. And MTN, is without a doubt enjoying the best of both worlds as it has not only successfully developed local talent in its markets but has been able to successfully reallocate its resources across its multiple markets. With thirteen Ugandans currently holding fort back home, at the helm of the country’s largest company- MTN Uganda, the telco ‘exported’ eight other Ugandans MTN’s various markets in Africa and the Middle East,…
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Wim Vanhelleputte; Chief Executive OfficerStephen Mutana; GM – Mobile Financial ServicesSen Somdev; Chief Marketing OfficerSamuel Gitta; GM Risk & ComplianceNicholas Beijuka; GM Capital ProjectsMichael K. Sekadde; GM Human ResourcesKenneth Kiddu; Ag. GM Business IntelligenceJuliet Kakayi Nsubuga; GM Wholesale & Carrier ServicesJoseph Bogera; GM Sales & DistributionIbrahim Senyonga; GM Enterprise Business UnitJudith Namugenyi; GM Internal Audit & Forensics ServicesEnid Edroma; GM Corporate ServicesDorcas Batwala Muhwezi; GM Customer ExperienceAndrew Bugembe; Chief Finance OfficerMonzer Ali;Chief Technology & Information OfficerThe MTN 15: Meet the yellow soldiers, leading MTN Uganda’s quest to remain the country’s largest telco Wim Vanhelleputte Chief Executive Officer Wim Vanhelleputte is…
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MTN Uganda and the Uganda Communications Commission, on 1st July 2020 signed a landmark USD 100 million (approximately UGX 371.5 billion) 12-year Second National Operator (SNO) License. This milestone agreement was signed just three months as the telecom company prepared to cross its 21st anniversary- 21 transformational years that have seen the creation of Uganda’s largest telecoms company- with 95 percent coverage of the population; approximately 13.5 million subscribers, seven million of whom use MTN mobile money and three million are active data users. But one fact remains largely uncelebrated- MTN has not only emerged into an industry leader, but…
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By V.G Somasekhar, Managing Director Airtel Uganda The telecommunication industry in Uganda has registered tremendous growth over the past decade both in terms of increasing tele density and expanding networks countrywide. This is due to good stewardship by the regulatory authorities and a conducive environment by Government of Uganda which has liberalized and promoted competition while attracting investment in the sector. As a result, ICT in Uganda is a vibrant industry with vital infrastructure driving economic and social transformation. According to the Uganda Communications Commission telecom market performance report 2020, the industry posted 26.7 million subscribers at the end of…
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It is now 4 years since you assumed the leadership of MTN Uganda. What would you say have been the key highlights in these four years- your key achievements? Indeed on August 1st,2020, it will be four years since I joined MTN. In the last four years, there have been quite many achievements, but I can pick a few as enumerated here below: We, together with ZTE our partners, test-launched our 5G network for the first time in East Africa on January 1st, 2020. It was not the exact commercial launch yet, but I hope maybe in 2021 we will…
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Reduced intra and foreign trade as well as travel restrictions imposed by government to contain the spread of the Covid-19 causing coronavirus has badly hit telecom companies in Uganda. According to a preliminary report by the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) the industry regulator, revenue from voice calls, declined by 26 per cent while revenue from mobile money services declined by 34 per cent. However, there was a 9 per cent increase in revenue from data/internet as more people stayed at home and turned to the internet for entertainment and news. The decline in revenue, according to Engineer Irene Kaggwa…
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