MTN Uganda could face objections from rivals when it comes to renew its licence in October. A report from Kampala-based newspaper The Independent says that a group of operators under the umbrella of the Wireless Applications and Service Providers Association of Uganda (WASPA-U) have accused wireless market leader MTN of violations of regulations. They have filed a petition which raises a number of charges against MTN, ranging from the under-declaring of revenues, to unethical business practices, anti-competitive behaviour, the illegal takeover of their businesses, violation of laws, and withholding of payments to local companies. MTN has so far not responded to the allegations.
Uganda,MTN Uganda, Wireless
24 Jan 2018
