MFS Africa describes itself as Africa’s largest payment gateway. The company has announced its entry into Sierra Leone, partnering with Afrimoney, the mobile money service offered by pan-African telecommunications company Africell. The goal will be to enable mobile money users in the country to receive payments from abroad smoothly and affordably. As explained by MFS, [...]
Africell picked Nokia as the supplier of the network equipment for a planned entry into Angola in H2 being made to broaden its footprint across the African continent. The collaboration between Africell and Nokia will provide it with the latest cloud technologies, deliver cost-efficiency through shared infrastructure and enable it to provide highly differentiated products [...]
Africell has just finalised the deal to secure a mobile telecommunications operator’s licence in Angola. Africell will join three other operators; Movicel, Unitel and state-owned Angola Telecom. “Angola is amongst the most attractive investment destinations in sub-Saharan Africa,” Africell’s CEO and Chairman Ziad Dalloul said in a statement. “So we see this as the logical [...]
Africell, new licensee in Angola is set to launch its commercial services by mid-2021.Earlier this month, Africell was officially confirmed as Angola’s fourth recipient of a Unified Global License which will allow fixed, mobile, internet and pay TV services. The company is still in negotiation with the Angolan government regarding the final terms of the [...]
The telecom company Africell has been awarded with Angola’s fourth mobile operator. The Lebanese company was the only company to pass to the second stage of the bidding process. After a lengthy analysis process and financial aspects of the bid, the Evaluation Committee concluded with Africell’s proposal in a satisfactory manner to the requirements of [...]
The Angolan government has granted Lebanese owned Africell the mobile operator license in the country. Africell is already operating in four African countries Gambia, Democratic Republic of Congo, Sierra Leone and Uganda. Angola’s mobile phone market, with almost 14 million users, is currently controlled by two privately held companies — Unitel and Movicel. A third [...]
Africell has been selected by the Angolan government to present a bid for licence to become the country’s fourth telecommunications operator. The applications process started on 30 September 2019 and ended on 22 January 2020, and three companies – South Africa’s MTN, Africell Holding of Lebanon and Angola’s BAI Investimentos, purchased the tender documents, but [...]
Africell, Africa’s largest telecom operator, today announced the launch of its first 3G smart phone, afriphone, powered by KaiOS, the leading mobile operating system for smartphones. This new device will be the first device powered by KaiOS in The Gambia and Sierra Leone. It will also be available in Uganda and the Democratic Republic of [...]
