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February 2nd, 2021 in Business. Closed Ethiopia's telecoms industry is considered the big prize in a push to liberalize the economy because of the huge size of the market, which serves more than 100 million people. (Photo: Ethio Telecom) Reuters Ethiopia has extended the deadline for telecom firms to bid for new operating licenses by a month to April 5, the sector regulator said on Monday, citing requests from interested companies. The Horn of Africa nation’s telecoms industry is considered the big prize in a push to liberalize the economy because of the huge size of the ...

By Reuters Staff (Adds details) NAIROBI, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Ethiopia has extended the deadline for telecom firms to bid for new operating licences by a month to April 5, the sector regulator said on Monday, citing requests from interested companies. The Horn of Africa nation’s telecoms industry is considered the big prize in a push to liberalise the economy because of the huge size of the market, which serves more than 100 million people. Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed is pressing ahead with the auction of the new licences and the sale of a 45% stake in state monopoly Ethio Telecoms, in spite of ...

Article content NAIROBI — Ethiopia has extended the deadline for telecom firms to bid for new operating licenses by a month to April 5, the sector regulator said on Monday, citing requests from interested companies. The Horn of Africa nation’s telecoms industry is considered the big prize in a push to liberalize the economy because of the huge size of the market, which serves more than 100 million people. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ethiopia extends deadline for new telecom license bids by a month Back to video Prime Minister Abiy Ahm...

Reuters"> By Reuters - 29 January 2021 - 17:42 Airtel says it has no plans to extend its services to other markets. Image: 123RF/ANDRIY NAIROBI - Airtel Africa will focus on growing in the markets where it already operates on the continent and will not bid for licences in Ethiopia, where the nation of 110 million people is opening up its telecoms sector, the company's CEO said on Friday. Africa's second most populous nation, one of the last remaining closed telecoms markets on the continent, plans to sell a minority stake in state-owned Ethio Telecoms within nine month...

3 Min Read NAIROBI (Reuters) - Airtel Africa will focus on growing in the markets where it already operates on the continent and will not bid for licences in Ethiopia, where the nation of 110 million people is opening up its telecoms sector, the company’s CEO said on Friday. A general view shows customers and employees inside a mobile phone service centre operated by Kenyan telecom operator Airtel Kenya at the Sarit Centre within the Westlands district of Nairobi, Kenya January 29, 2021. REUTERS/Thomas Mukoya Africa’s second most populous nation, one of the last remaining closed telecoms ...