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Airtel Uganda to list shares on local bourse

Uganda's second largest mobile operator will list 8bn shares, representing 20 per cent of the company's stock, by 16 December 2023
A photo in the reception area of Airtel Uganda's main office on Clement Hill Road in Kampala, and includes four individuals.
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Airtel, MTN bring back fees for mobile money transactions

Uganda's two largest telecom firms, MTN Uganda and Airtel Uganda, said they will reintroduce charges on mobile money transactions starting Tuesday, ending the zero-fee charging structure announced in March
A female person using a smart phone
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Data and mobile money drive Airtel Uganda’s strong growth in 2017

Airtel Uganda Limited, Uganda's second largest telecom, reported solid income growth during the 2017 calendar year as revenue improved while expenses dropped
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Uganda has competition to thank for some of Africa’s lowest mobile prices

Data from Research ICT Africa shows that 1GB of mobile data in the Q2 of this year was cheaper in only Tanzania, Egypt, and Mozambique. On average, the plan cost $3.62 in Uganda, versus $0.89 in Tanzania, $2.82 in Egypt, and $2.87 in Mozambique.
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Airtel’s share of mobile money agents grows, but still behind MTN

The mobile money sector is dominated by two telecoms, MTN Uganda and Airtel, who together account for 99% of mobile money agent market presence, according to a new report. The market leader is MTN with 57%, followed by Airtel with 42%.
MTN Offices in Kampala
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