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AFRICA: Nokia keen to offer Nokia Money service in East Africa

AFRICA: World Bank supports Central African broadband project

BAHRAIN: Batelco includes GCC countries for business VoIP service

BOTSWANA: BTC posts increase in annual profit

EGYPT: Government prohibits Telecom Egypt from buying IT units of Orascom

GABON: Azur launches services

GHANA: Committee reports proceeds from GT sale

IRAN: Tamin Telecom to launch third mobile network by 2010

IRAN: TCI privatisation fuels concerns

ISRAEL: PA seeks support from ITU for second mobile network

ISRAEL: Rapac shows interest in MIRS acquisition

KUWAIT: Vavasi seeking sale of Zain stake

MALAWI: Doubts reign over launch of third mobile operator

MIDDLE EAST: Regulators to consider reduced roaming charges

SAUDI ARABIA: Alcatel-Lucent to provide network upgrade to Saudi Telecom

SAUDI ARABIA: Mobily, Huawei, ICBC sign MoU for vendor financing

SENEGAL: New director for ARTP

SOUTH AFRICA: Neotel employs Huawei to increase CDMA network capacity by 100 percent

TUNISIA: Tunisiana upgrades to BSCS iX Release 3 billing and customer care solution

UGANDA: MTN Uganda raises USD 100 million syndicate loan

UGANDA: Orange signs network deal with Alcatel-Lucent

UGANDA: Uniform interconnect fee from November

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: TRA approves launch of MNP

ZAMBIA: Bidders line-up for Zamtel

ZIMBABWE: Huawei assists Econet in fibre-optic cable deployment