Airtel Kenya has disclosed it secured an extension of its operating licence for two years from January in the newly published financial statements. Airtel Africa Plc through its unaudited financials for the half year to September 30th revealed its Kenyan firm was awarded a licence extension from the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) on September…...
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Airtel Kenya gets a two year license extension
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