Airtel Africa is set to receive $100 million from the International Finance Corporation (IFC) to support capital expenditures towards network infrastructure expansion in Kenya and Rwanda. The IFC loan is an add-on to a previous facility of $200 million to the multinational in April last year. Disclosures show that Airtel Kenya will receive $70 million…...
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IFC loans Airtel Africa $100 million for expansion in Kenya, Rwanda
Airtel Africa operates in 14 markets across sub-Saharan Africa. © DR
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