AIRTEL RWANDA TELESONIC HOLDINGS (UK) LIMITED
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2024-09-10 (outlookbusiness.com)
Airtel Africa Foundation Announces 4-Year Fellowship for IIT Madras Zanzibar Students With $500,000 Investment
The Airtel Africa Fellowship program will offer $ 12,000 to cover course fees and $ 500 to take care of the living expenses for a duration of four years
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2024-08-06 (thenews-chronicle.com)
MTN, Airtel Cut their Foreign Exchange Debt by $867 Million
Despite resilient revenue growth, telecommunication companies are cutting back on their foreign exchange exposure as the sharp drop in the naira continues to result in significant financial losses. MTN Nigeria Communications Plc and Airtel Africa Plc decreased their total foreign exchange exposure
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2023-04-29 (nilepost.co.ug)
Airtel Africa, UNICEF reaffirm commitment to accelerate access to digital learning in Uganda
Airtel Africa, a telecommunications operator, and UNICEF have reaffirmed their shared commitment to accelerate access to quality education by millions of childr...
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2023-01-09 (mobileworldlive.com)
Airtel Nigeria spends $316M on 4G, 5G spectrum
Airtel Africa’s Nigerian subsidiary acquired 100 MHz of spectrum in the 3500MHz frequency and 2x5MHz of 2600MHz from the Nigerian Communications Commission in a $316.7 transaction, part of the operator’s push to boost investments in network expansion as it readies for 5G roll out in the country.
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2021-11-16 (businesspost.ng)
Mastercard, TPG, QIA Increase Investments in Airtel Money to $500m | Business Post Nigeria
By Aduragbemi Omiyale The trio of Mastercard, TPG and QIA has increased their investments in Airtel Money to $500 million, Airtel Africa Plc, the parent company of the business, has confirmed. The three firms in their second tranche of investments pumped $125 million into the business, a notice filed to the Nigerian
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