According to MTN Group CEO Ralph Mupita, MTN Group is targeting a valuation of its mobile-money arm at about $5-billion, and will consider a listing of the division, joining African wireless carriers trying to monetize a service that is particularly popular on the continent.

Read more: MTN Group targeting $5bn mobile money unit valuation and IPO listing

Millicom International Cellular S.A. (“Millicom”) announces that it has signed agreements for the sale of its operations in Tanzania and for its stake in the AirtelTigo joint venture in Ghana. Once closed, the transactions will complete Millicom’s multi-year plan to divest its African operations and focus on its Latin America markets.

Read more: Millicom pulls back from African markets to focus on Latin America

Having recently secured spectrum on the 800 MHz band, MTN Zambia expects migrating 274 sites which will lead to enhanced quality of experience for customers “through improved indoor coverage and network capacity,” according to the company’s statement.

Read more: MTN Zambia to migrate 274 sites to enhance quality of service

MTN is proud to announce that National Treasury RT15 bid evaluation committee has appointed MTN South Africa as a service provider to government, through its new mobile communication services contract, known as RT15-2021. The RT15 2021 Transversal contract allows all entities of state to utilise the contract for mobile communication services, which will further assist with cost containment.

Read more: MTN appointed as new mobile communication provider to South African government

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