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AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST: Orange Jordan, Omantel CEOs join SAMENA Telecommunications Council Board

ALGERIA: Regulator criticises AT decision to cut EEPAD internet access

BAHRAIN: Batelco looking to meet acquisition target in MENA

BOTSWANA: Botswana contemplates excluding BTC backhaul from privatisation

CHAD: Chad and Cameroon work together to stop border interference

COMOROS: SFR and Comoros Telecom pair up for cheap calls to Mayotte

EGYPT: Vodafone Egypt renews gateway contract with TE

IRAN: Iran to re-launch third mobile phone licence auction

ISRAEL: Motorola Israel invites final bids for MIRS

ISRAEL: Partner Communications file shelf prospectus

ISRAEL: Shareholders meet to approve re-election of directors

KENYA: Essar Group acquires the majority stake in ETK

KENYA: Safaricom offers option for dividend payment through M-Pesa

KUWAIT: Wataniya premiers International Top Up service

KUWAIT: Zain shareholders sign deal to sell 46 percent stake

MADAGASCAR: Still no license for fourth operator

MOROCCO: Maroc Telecom sells stake in Mobisud France

MOROCCO: New owners consider listing Meditel

MOROCCO: Portugal Telecom and Telefonica sell stake in Meditel

NIGERIA: Glo 1 completes landing in Lagos

NIGERIA: NITEL stake sale attracts interest of 13 firms

PALESTINE: Wataniya Mobile issues deadline for radio spectrum release

QATAR: GBI selects DRG for undersea cable network project

QATAR: Qtel launch new modem and mobile internet package

QATAR: Vodafone Qatar achieves 99 percent coverage

SAUDI ARABIA: Mobily to offer services for Rafal projects

SOUTH AFRICA: Consumer protection regulations come into effect

SOUTH AFRICA: Solidarity reaches consensus with Telkom over wage offer

SOUTH AFRICA: South Africa government announces backing for MTN-Bharti merger

SOUTH AFRICA: Telecom operators and ICASA agree on reduction in interconnect rates

SOUTH AFRICA: Telkom faces the ire of Phutuma Networks over tender rigging

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES: Etisalat reiterates interest in Moroccan telecom market

ZIMBABWE: Telecel to double subscriber base by the end of October