NAIROBI, Oct 18 (Reuters) – The Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) on Thursday granted the country’s first third-generation (3G) licence to Safaricom, Kenya’s biggest mobile firm, for $25 million. ‘By rolling out 3G, Safaricom shall now be able to
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UPDATE 2-Kenya’s Safaricom receives 3G licence for $25 mln
NAIROBI, Oct 18 (Reuters) – The Communications Commission of Kenya (CCK) on Thursday granted the country’s first third-generation (3G) licence to Safaricom, Kenya’s biggest mobile firm, for $25 million. ‘By rolling out 3G, Safaricom shall now be able to
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