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 | The Zambian communications regulator said that it had revoked the license for the local owner of the Vodafone franchise, citing a lack of technical and financial capabilities. So, Vodafone Zambia will cease to function from October 20. submitted by Oinvest1 to u/Oinvest1 [link] [comments] https://preview.redd.it/cd92xmh583q31.png?width=800&format=png&auto=webp&s=2ddd6b58093f5ff959e29b9437e8d7864ba26677 Vodafone in 2016 licensed Afrimax, a telecommunications provider in sub-Saharan Africa, to offer customers 4G high-speed data services using the Vodafone Zambia brand. The company has recently been experiencing operational problems and stated in July stating that its shareholders could not recapitalize it. As the regulator commented, the cancellation is because Mobile Broadband Limited has ceased to fulfill the qualification requirements. That is, technically and financially unable to fulfill the obligations and conditions of the license. Risk Warning: CFDs are high-risk products. |
Afrimax provides specialized services to Enterprise Businesses... Training. Training to companies within Tanzania and spreading to companies throughout Africa... SMS Pro. The Sms Pro is a software programme that allows you to send SMS text messages from the desktop of your computer... Technical Support About Afrimax Group. Afrimax is led by an experienced Management team with a successful track record in acquiring spectrum, building networks, and operating mobile services in diverse geographic markets, including Africa, and is backed by prominent private and institutional investors. AfriMAX is aimed at giving back to the African Americans the African languages and cultures of their ancestors through an educational blueprint that appreciates the efforts of the early black and white abolitionists, the civil right activists, and the African emancipation legends. HISTORIC LINEAGE: The early African American migrants to the United States between the 1600s and 1800s predominantly spoke these African languages: IGBO language 59% (spoken by the Igbo tribe native to the “Bight of Biafra”, South-east and South-south of Nigeria, Southwest of Cameroon in West Africa), SWAHILI language 9% (native to Kenya, Comoros, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, Zambia ... Afrimax Magazine provides unparalleled insights into African affairs, news media and issues, from an African perspective. We cover sub-African and international news, politics, health, tech & science and business stories which contribute to the socio-economic development of the continent.
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