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Ethio Telecom Targets 83 Million Users with $1.41 Billion Investment in Expansion

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  • Ambitious plan to expand telecom infrastructure includes new mobile sites, 4G and 5G network coverage, and affordable devices for low-income communities
  • Analysts warn political instability in some regions could hinder Ethio Telecom’s expansion efforts

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia – Ethio Telecom plans to invest approximately $1.41 billion in expanding its services to reach 83 million users in the fiscal year 2024/25, according to Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Frehiwot Tamiru. “Our mission is to make digital Ethiopia a reality, transcending connectivity to provide comprehensive solutions that drive national development,” Frehiwot said during a recent media briefing on the company’s expansion strategy.

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