Airtel

Airtel Africa has selected London as the preferred listing venue for its mobile money business, Airtel Money, later in 2026, as central banks in Nigeria, Ghana, and South Africa have all decided to hold their benchmark interest…

Airtel Nigeria has begun rolling out a new chain of compact retail outlets called "Single-Seater Shops," designed to bring its products and customer services closer to subscribers across the country. The telecom operator…

Airtel Nigeria has secured a fresh 10 year renewal of its spectrum licence from the Nigerian Communications Commission, giving the telecommunications company the approval to continue using key radio frequencies needed to deliver…

Fidelity Bank, Airtel Nigeria and Leadway Assurance lead their respective sectors, as new data shows only 12 of 46 brands tracked generated measurable CSR/ESG media visibility in Q2 2026 Nigeria's leading independent media…

Airtel Nigeria has expanded its nationwide retail and distribution network to more than 4,000 exclusive outlets, part of a broader push to bring its services closer to customers across the country. The telecommunications company…

Airtel Africa Plc has witnessed the market value of its 3.758 billion outstanding shares on the Nigerian Exchange (NGX) climb above N21.8 trillion, making it the most valuable listed company on the local bourse. The…

Airtel Africa's Chief Executive Officer, Sunil Taldar, has announced that the telecommunications company is committed to connecting 5,000 schools across Africa to the internet by 2027, through its philanthropic arm, the Airtel…

The Chief Executive Officer of Airtel Nigeria, Dinesh Balsingh, has called on Nigerian businesses to stop seeing telecommunications as only a means of making calls and accessing the internet, stressing that the industry now plays a…

Indian telecom giant Bharti Airtel has increased its direct stake in Airtel Africa to 79.22%, following the completion of an internal share-for-share transaction with promoter group firm Indian Continent Investment Limited (ICIL). …

Nigeria’s telecommunications sector is facing stricter regulation as the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) and the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) introduce new rules requiring telecom operators to seek approval before…