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What's up with… 5G in Malaysia, Etisalat, NTT and Schneider, 5G - Vimarsana News

What's up with… 5G in Malaysia, Etisalat, NTT and Schneider, 5G

Malaysia is pressing ahead with its wholesale 5G network planEtisalat wants a bigger slice of Saudi Arabia’s MobilyNTT and Schneider team up on private 5G

ICASA auction exceeds forecasts as govt drops WOAN plans - Vimarsana News

ICASA auction exceeds forecasts as govt drops WOAN plans

South African regulator ICASA has stated that the main stage of its ongoing mobile broadband spectrum auction has already exceeded its initial estimate of ZAR8 billion (US$531 million).

Uganda's pandemic woes contribute to Africell's exit - Vimarsana News

Uganda's pandemic woes contribute to Africell's exit

A series of reforms within Uganda’s telecom sector have provided the country with one of the most competitive markets in the region.

DRC sector development stymied by lack of investment and regulation - Vimarsana News

DRC sector development stymied by lack of investment and regulation

The Democratic Republic of Congo (formerly Zaire) has had a tortuous history since gaining independence. The country’s stability has been affected by disputes among rival groups and armed militias, particularly in the far eastern provinces and Katanga. This has resulted in considerable social upheaval, exacerbated by considerable corruption within the government.

Mixed fortunes for South Africa's Telkom - Developing Telecoms - Vimarsana News

Mixed fortunes for South Africa's Telkom - Developing Telecoms

South African operator Telkom has experienced mixed fortunes over the past 24 hours. It has been one of the two early winners (along with fixed wireless access operator Rain Networks) in South Africa's mobile spectrum auction but, within the same day, has been forced to delay a planned sale of its tower unit.