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A & ME SUBSCRIBER STATISTICS: West Africa Mobile Network Operator Statistics: 2Q 2009 - Part 2

AFRICA: IEC Telecom introduces new African subsidiary

ALGERIA: Djezzy in talks to launch mobile banking services

BAHRAIN: Batelco reports 3Q 2009 results

EGYPT: Mobinil reports 8.1 percent decline in 3Q 2009 profit

EGYPT: Triple-play licences attract interest of 16 firms

GHANA: Government to re-negotiate terms of Vodafone-GT deal

ISRAEL: 012 Smile.Communications acquires stake in Bezeq Telecom

ISRAEL: Regulator approves Partner Communications stake sale

KENYA: Safaricom bond oversubscribed

MAURITIUS: MTNL calls for tender for MTML network

MOROCCO: DiData acquires stake in Telcom

MOROCCO: Maroc Telecom awards network upgrade contract to Huawei

MOROCCO: Meditel outlines investment plans

OMAN: Omani regulator to invite bids for rural connectivity

PALESTINE: Wataniya Palestine unveils West Bank network

SOUTH AFRICA: Belgacom to acquire international carrier business of MTN

SOUTH AFRICA: South Africa adds new broadband supplier: Broadband Infraco

SYRIA: Cyta, STE, OGERO partner to expand undersea cable connectivity

TANZANIA: M-Pesa milestone marked by Mafuru

TOGO: Moov staff get restless

TURKEY: Alfa seeks consolidation of MegaFon, Turkcell stakes

UGANDA: UCC to regulate Internet bandwidth

UGANDA: Uganda district governments receive funding for Internet

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: du announces improved 3Q 2009 results

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: du starts next stage of Vodafone partnership deal

WiMAX - SAUDI ARABIA: Mobily secures USD 240 million funding for WiMAX network expansion

ZAMBIA: Zesco declines to sell its fibre-optic network as Zamtel assets