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Its total revenue jumped 15.9 percent to $515,957, contributing to the increase in earnings.

Airtel Uganda relied heavily on the country’s pension fund and retail investors to raise Ush199 billion ($52.9 million) in its recently concluded initial public offering (IPO). Most of the funds...

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MTN Uganda, a leading telecommunications company with a deep commitment to community development, is honored to announce its contribution towards the upcoming Busoga Royal Wedding, set to take place on November 18, 2023. The event, which is anticipated to draw dignitaries from various fields, will culminate in the official coronation of Jovia Mutesi as the

MTN Mobile Money (MoMo) is excited to announce its partnership with the West Nile Rural Electrification Company (WENRECo) to make electricity tokens readily available to the people of the West Nile region. This partnership is not only a significant step towards transforming energy access in the region but also embodies MTN Uganda's theme, "Together we

Move by telco to offer the incentive shares mirrors that of fellow telco MTN Uganda’s 2021 exercise.

Airtel Uganda: Airtel is selling 20% of its equity in a move aimed at raising 800 billion Ugandan shillings ($213 million).

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Airtel Uganda has pushed back the closing date for its initial public offer (IPO).

Judge Esta Nambayo of the Civil Division of the High Court noted that the telecom’s application lacked merit. The judge found that Mr Mwami had established a cause of action against MTN Uganda