Tag: Ethio Telecom

In a significant move to enhance digital connectivity, Ethio Telecom, the state-owned telecommunications company in Ethiopia, has launched an ambitious three-year growth strategy to boost revenue by an impressive 45.5% ...

Ethiopian state-owned telecommunications provider, Ethio Telecom, is making significant strides in expanding its 4G network. The company has partnered with Chinese tech giant Huawei to implement a GigaAAU FDD tri-band ...

Ethio Telecom has partnered with Siinqee Bank to significantly enhance smartphone accessibility across Ethiopia. The company aims to provide two million smartphones annually through long-term payment plans. This initiative is ...

According to the Africa Telecom 50 Report 2024 by REVENUE Magazine, as of 2024, Ethiopia has emerged as the largest telecom market in East Africa, with 87 million mobile subscriptions—accounting ...

According to the Africa Telecom 50 Report 2024 by REVENUE Magazine, as of 2024, Ethiopia has emerged as the largest telecom market in East Africa, with 87 million mobile subscriptions—accounting ...

Despite ongoing infrastructure upgrade investments, Ethio Telecom is growing rapidly across multiple verticals, including meeting its revenue generation target. Ethiopia's biggest internet and telephone provider published its performance this week ...

In Ethiopia, Ethio Telecom, the state-owned telecommunications company, is asking the Ethiopian Parliament to implement policies that would make land acquisition easier to help expand its network across the country. ...

Ethio Telecom, Djibouti Telecom, and Sudatel Telecom Group have announced the launch of the Horizon Fiber Initiative, a visionary project to establish a high-capacity terrestrial fibre optic network connecting Africa ...

Ethiopia's digital economy is projected to significantly boost the nation's GDP, contributing approximately US$10.8 billion by 2028, as highlighted in a report released by Ethio Telecom and the GSMA (Global ...

Ethiopia is gearing up to introduce a third mobile operator in response to the rising demand for business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-consumer (B2C) broadband services. CEO Brook Taye of Ethiopia Investment ...