Ethiopian state-owned telecommunications firm Ethio Telecom recorded a half-year revenue rise of 43.3 percent to 61.9 billion birr ($491.57 million). With 1.01 trillion birr ($7.9 billion) in transactions in just six months—nearly the same amount as the previous three years from Telebirr, the mobile money service offered by Ethiopian telecom supported the increased earnings. Earnings…...
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Ethio Telecom posts 43 percent rise in half year revenue
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