AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoConsumer Protection: Nigeria’s Senate has ordered the regulator to investigate MTN, Glo, Airtel and 9mobile over airtime deductions on failed calls, calling for automatic refunds and stronger penalties. Network Investment: One New Zealand chose Nokia tools to advance AI-driven network operations, while Swiss provider Quickline is virtualizing its broadband network to simplify operations and expand wholesale services. Industry Moves: Telenor Sweden acquired a 57.5% stake in Bahnhof and launched a cash offer for the remaining shares. Regional Cooperation: Fiji and Tonga’s telecom regulators signed a pact to share expertise on spectrum, consumer protection and connectivity. Market Pressure: Canadian rural provider Xplore received creditor protection after reporting insolvency, underscoring the financial strain on smaller operators.
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