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Vodacom acquires majority stake in Vodafone Egypt - Vimarsana News

Vodacom acquires majority stake in Vodafone Egypt

Vodacom acquired a 55% stake in Vodafone Egypt from the wider company after clearing regulatory and procedural hurdles, putting an end to the much-delayed sale which saw STC ending its interest two years prior. 

Vodacom takes majority share in Vodafone Egypt - Vimarsana News

Vodacom takes majority share in Vodafone Egypt

Vodacom has taken a 55% majority stake in Vodacom Egypt; the company has announced.

Vodacom completes R48 billion deal to buy majority stake in Vodafone Egypt - Vimarsana News

Vodacom completes R48 billion deal to buy majority stake in Vodafone Egypt

Bruce Whitfield talks to Group CEO Shameel Joosub after Vodacom's announcement that the deal is now officially completed.

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Vodacom completes R48 billion deal to buy majority stake in Vodafone Egypt - Vimarsana News

Vodacom completes R48 billion deal to buy majority stake in Vodafone Egypt

Bruce Whitfield talks to Group CEO Shameel Joosub after Vodacom's announcement that the deal is now officially completed.

4 out of 5 Africans say recent developments in African technology has changed how they view the continent - Vimarsana News

4 out of 5 Africans say recent developments in African technology has changed how they view the continent

A new report that includes the surveyed opinions of 4,500 Africans from Kenya, Nigeria and Ghana has revealed that the recent wave of technology innovation coming out of Africa is changing how Africans view the continent. When asked if recent developments in African technology had impacted their perception of the continent, 4 out of 5 (84.6%) answered “yes”.