Congolese court upholds suspension of Vodacom’s 2G licence
In the dispute over cost of renewal, ministry says Vodacom has three months to renegotiate licence before it goes up for tender
17 June 2019 - 19:45
A court in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) upheld the government’s suspension of Vodacom’s 2G telecoms licence on Monday, the company and DRC’s telecommunications ministry said.
The suspension does not affect Vodacom DRC’s 3G or 4G licences in the country. It is not clear how many of its 12-million customers only have access to 2G coverage...
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