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How UCC halted mobile masts monopoly - Vimarsana News

How UCC halted mobile masts monopoly

A wholly owned subsidiary of Asian Telecom of Mauritius, TowerCo is a private company incorporated in the Mauritian capital of Port Louis

Africell off to a flying start in Angola with two million subscribers - Vimarsana News

Africell off to a flying start in Angola with two million subscribers

Given the Angolan government’s aim to bring in more competition to the telecoms sector and new operator Africell’s aim to be a disruptive force in that market, then it seems that both may have got their wish after news that, in its first month of full operation, Africell has won over two million subscribers.

Gilat and Intelsat partner for DRC backhaul rollout - Developing Telecoms - Vimarsana News

Gilat and Intelsat partner for DRC backhaul rollout - Developing Telecoms

Satellite networking technology, solutions, and services company Gilat Satellite Networks has been selected in a multimillion-dollar deal with satellite operator Intelsat to provide a satellite cellular backhaul solution in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC).

Africell maps out deployment in Angola - Developing Telecoms - Vimarsana News

Africell maps out deployment in Angola - Developing Telecoms

Fresh from its commercial launch in Angola’s capital of Luanda, Africell has revealed the next locations for its phased network rollout of 4G services.

Burundi gains greater internet connectivity to neighbouring countries - Vimarsana News

Burundi gains greater internet connectivity to neighbouring countries

Among African countries, Burundi provides an attractive telecom market given its high population density and existing low penetration rates for all services.