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Ethio Telecom sets 1M-per-month Fayda digital ID registration target - Vimarsana News

Ethio Telecom sets 1M-per-month Fayda digital ID registration target

The state-owned telco plans to issue one million national digital IDs per month and 32 million of the 90 million target the country intends to meet by 2028.

Ethiopia's ECA resets termination rates to boost competition - Vimarsana News

Ethiopia's ECA resets termination rates to boost competition

The Ethiopian Communications Authority (ECA) says that it has set price caps on mobile and fixed termination rates for the next five years in a bid to foster better competition in the country's telecoms sector.

Ethiopia's ECA Follows Kenya's Lead in Efforts to Make Phone Calls Cheaper - Vimarsana News

Ethiopia's ECA Follows Kenya's Lead in Efforts to Make Phone Calls Cheaper

Ethiopia ECA slashes Mobile Termination rates by 25%! Residents May enjoy cheaper calls as starting May 1st when MTRs drop.

Safaricom boost as Ethiopia slashes termination charges - Vimarsana News

Safaricom boost as Ethiopia slashes termination charges

Safaricom's subsidiary in Ethiopia has been handed a boost after the country’s telecommunications regulator cut MTR by a quarter.

Sub-Saharan Africa operators call for government alliance - Vimarsana News

Sub-Saharan Africa operators call for government alliance

Africa is reaching a tipping point as take up of connectivity services has surged year-on-year and it is not slowing down anytime soon. Its population is huge at 1.1 billion and young, a perfect combination for a surge in data usage and opportunities for operators. But now is the time for closer collaboration among rivals and governments - and the continent’s six largest operator groups are looking to lead by example.