AIRTEL RWANDA TELESONIC HOLDINGS (UK) LIMITED
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2025-01-30 (yahoo.com)
Airtel Africa share price surges 10% on Q3 results but foreign currency remains a key risk
Airtel Africa's share price enjoyed an impressive rally this morning with a huge boost in pre-tax profit but this Fool sees challenges ahead.
Read more2024-05-10 (guardian.ng)
Airtel Africa loses $1.7b to FX crisis in Nigeria, Malawi
Financial setbacks in key markets including Nigeria, Malawi have resulted in Airtel Africa’s loss of $1.7 billion for the ending on March 31, 2024.
Read more2023-12-08 (independent.co.ug)
COP28: collaboration crucial to tackling the climate emergency
Governments, regulatory bodies and development partners must play a pivotal role in creating an enabling environment COMMENT| SEGUN OGUNSANYA| Government and business leaders from across the world are in Dubai in the United Arab Emirates, between November 30 and December 12, for COP 28, the latest“
Read more2023-12-02 (techeconomy.ng)
COP 28: Collaboration Crucial to Tackling Climate Emergency - Tech | Business | Economy
At COP28, we will stress the importance of an enabling policy environment for sustainable development and climate action in Africa - Ogunsanya
Read more2023-11-30 (tchadinfos.com)
COP28: Collaboration is essential to tackle the climate emergency
Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates, hosts the world climate conference, COP28, from November 30 to December 12. On this occasion, the Chairman and CEO of the Airtel Afri...
Read more2023-11-30 (thecitizen.co.tz)
Airtel Africa CEO calls for urgent collaboration to tackle climate emergency
As world leaders gather in Dubai for COP28, Airtel Africa CEO Segun Ogunsanya has issued a clarion call for urgent collaboration to address the climate crisis, emphasizing the crucial role of African businesses in driving sustainable progress.
Read more2016-02-08 (techtrendske.co.ke)
African Union commends Airtel Africa ’s Support in Mitigating Ebola Crisis
Airtel Africa, alongside the AU and other telecommunication companies, initiated “Africa Against Ebola" SMS resource mobilization campaign to raise funds for the fight against Ebola. This was the first time, mobile network operators across Africa partnered the AU Commission.
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