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Algeria
€450 million for Ooredoo

The Qatari-owned telecoms provider Ooredoo is going to borrow €450 [...]

Published on 23/07/2015 at 03:30 GMT

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Frontier Economics breaks into telecommunications market

Britain’s Frontier Economics group has just landed its first consulting [...]

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French companies believe in 4G but minister does not

French companies are ready to participate in deployment of the [...]

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Operators start scrambling for 4G licenses

While the government’s indecision delayed the introduction of 3G telecommunication services for several years (MC 1002) operators are hoping the [...]

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Djezzy to pay for 3G service in cash

Djezzy has a secret cash hoard to help it catch up with Algerie Telecom and Ooredoo in deploying a 3G [...]

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Orange’s ultimatum won’t resolve the issue

Revealed by Maghreb Confidential in its last issue (MC 1106), Orange’s warning shot against its partner, Marouane Mabrouk, had the desired effect. By threatening to dissolve its subsidiary Orange Tunisie, the French telecommunications giant wormed its way back into talks [.

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French banks to help finance Nedjma 3G network

The mobile telephone operator Ooredoo (formerly Nedjma), owned by the [...]

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Cameroon, Central African Republic
Between business and politics, the secrets of Antoine Ndzengue's rise

Senegal
Paris and Dakar mull defence relations

Algeria
€450 million for Ooredoo

Algeria
Frontier Economics breaks into telecommunications market

Algeria
French companies believe in 4G but minister does not

Algeria
Operators start scrambling for 4G licenses

Algeria
Djezzy to pay for 3G service in cash

Spotlight | Tunisia
Orange’s ultimatum won’t resolve the issue

Algeria
French banks to help finance Nedjma 3G network