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Telecom sector AGR up 2.53% on-qtr in Q4FY23, Jio gains maximum revenue: Trai - Vimarsana News

Telecom sector AGR up 2.53% on-qtr in Q4FY23, Jio gains maximum revenue: Trai

India's telco industry witnessed a 2.53% sequential growth in adjusted gross revenue (AGR) in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2023, led by gains from the tariff hikes taken by private carriers in November 2021. Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea reported sequential increases of 1.7%, 1.15% and a fall of 1.61%, respectively. The country's internet user base also rose by 1.77% sequentially to 881.25 million.

Robi, Banglalink see customer growth in June - Vimarsana News

Robi, Banglalink see customer growth in June

Mobile network providers Robi Axiata and Banglalink gained clients in June while Grameenphone, the industry's top operator, saw a slight drop in its customer base.

Community networks: Connecting the underserved to empower all, By Inyene Ibanga - Vimarsana News

Community networks: Connecting the underserved to empower all, By Inyene Ibanga

Community networks are about people and the connection that exists among members of a community and with other communities.

Mthuli Ncube To Levy Imported Mobile Phones - Vimarsana News

Mthuli Ncube To Levy Imported Mobile Phones

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Telcos to collect Zimbabwe's $50 levy on imported mobile phones — Quartz Africa - Vimarsana News

Telcos to collect Zimbabwe's $50 levy on imported mobile phones — Quartz Africa

The new levy on imported handsets will take a novel form. Instead of the tax being collected by state revenue authorities on imported electronic gadgets, the Zimbabwean levy will be collectable by mobile operators.

Source: qz.com