Airtel

The Airtel Africa Foundation has invested $6.2 million in its first full year of operations, supporting initiatives focused on education, digital access, financial inclusion and environmental sustainability across the continent. …

Airtel Africa Plc has confirmed the exchange rate that will apply to its final dividend payment for the financial year ended March 31, 2026. The company said the dividend is 4.26 U.S. cents per ordinary share and is due for payment…

Nigeria’s telecom operators are introducing new transparency tools aimed at addressing long-running complaints from subscribers who believe their mobile data disappears faster than expected. The move follows years of consumer…

Airtel and Globacom have resumed airtime lending services in Nigeria after the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) suspended enforcement of its controversial digital lending regulations, following an…

Airtel Africa has announced the launch of a $110 million share buyback programme, with the repurchase set to commence on May 22, 2026, according to a statement from the company. The company has partnered with Barclays Capital…

Airtel Nigeria is recruiting experienced professionals for its 2026 Mid-Career Professionals Programme. The recruitment is targeting candidates eager to step in and grow within senior roles in the telecoms company. According to…

Bharti Airtel has announced plans to take much stronger control of its African business, Airtel Africa, through a proposed $2.9 billion share swap deal that could eventually see its stake climb to as high as 90%. The move, approved…

Airtel Africa reported its strongest financial results on record recently, posting a profit after tax of $813 million for the year ended March 31 which is a 147% increase from $328 million the previous year, while confirming that the…

Airtel Nigeria has begun rolling out airtime compensation to customers who experienced poor network service between the months of November 2025 and January 2026, acting on a directive from the Nigerian Communications Commission…

Nigerian telecom companies have pulled in more than N2 trillion from subscribers through a sweeping debt recovery exercise that has seen countless mobile lines barred from making calls, even as airtime and data lending services…