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    Mukesh Ambani faces pushback in Ghana over exclusive 5G deal

    The Ghanaian government’s plan to launch a 5G network using a company partnering with Mukesh Ambani is a bad deal for the debt-ridden nation, which needs funds for critical development projects, the National Democratic Congress (NDC) said in a statement on Monday.

    Another Ambani vs Mittal battle? A look into Airtel's African empire

    Bharti Airtel's African venture has been a rollercoaster ride, starting with a bold move by chairman Sunil Mittal in 2008. Despite initial struggles, Airtel Africa has managed to establish a strong presence in 14 countries. Meanwhile, Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Industries is making inroads into the African telecom market with 5G infrastructure solutions. As Airtel Africa faces currency woes, the stage is set for a potential showdown between the two telecom giants.

    Airtel's perilous safari: How Sunil Bharti Mittal conquered Africa

    Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises and founder of Bharti Airtel, has urged the world to invest in Africa, calling it the last continent of hope. Mittal's own experience with Airtel's operations in Africa has given him insight into the continent's potential. Airtel Africa struggled initially, but has since turned around its business through rationalization, debt reduction, and network expansion. The company aims to become the leading player in the African market, benefiting from low user penetration and increasing data usage.

    Airtel Uganda to raise $216 mn via 20% stake sale in IPO

    The Airtel Uganda IPO, reportedly the African nation's biggest share sale, opens Wednesday and closes on October 13. The company's shares will be listed October 31 on the Uganda Securities Exchange, according to the share sale documents. Once the listing is concluded, Airtel Uganda will be the second listed telco on the Uganda stock exchange after MTN Uganda – majority controlled by South Africa’s MTN Group – which was listed in December 2021.

    Mastercard to buy stake in MTN's fintech unit

    Mastercard has agreed to take a minority stake in the financial-technology business of MTN Group, the largest wireless carrier in Africa, which the latter values at $5.2bn. Shares in MTN rose as much as 10%, following the announcement. The deal will be structured in two parts: a commercial agreement to use Mastercard's technology infrastructure to develop MTN's offerings and the investment into a minority stake.

    US: At least 5 die after vehicle pileup on Montana highway

    Gov. Greg Gianforte said on Twitter: "I'm deeply saddened by the news of a mass casualty crash near Hardin. Please join me in prayer to lift up the victims and their loved ones. We're grateful to our first responders for their service."

    The Economic Times
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