How Focusing on People Turned Orange Around
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How Focusing on People Turned Orange Around
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May 31, 2021
Leading telecommunications company in Sierra Leone, Orange has launched 4G+ in a spectacular event on Friday evening at the Bintumani Hotel in Freetown.
The launch which brought together significant players in the telecommunications industry marks a significant upgrade to an already fast and reliable 4G broadband service that Orange Sierra Leone launched and rolled out in 2017.
Chief Executive of Orange Sierra Leone, Aminata Kane Ndiaye said during the launch that 50 Orange sites in the capital Freetown have already been configured for the 4G+.
“As always we are very proud of being the leaders in innovation. We are the first to launch the 4G+, we announced it a month ago, we started putting up our signs. Most of you have been seeing a plus sign to the 4G and we are happy tonight to unveil the first 50 sites,” Madam Ndiaye said.
An exceptional committee to select the 100 new young Leaders 2021 has been inaugurated by the French-African Foundation program. This year’s edition of the French-African Foundation’s Young Leaders programme involves an ad hoc committee of public decision-makers and business leaders. The call for applications closed on April 5.
These influential representatives of the Franco-African relationship have until May 10 to contribute to identifying the one hundred laureates who will make up the class of 2021. The independent selection committee in charge of determining the composition of the next class of Young Leaders brings together decision-makers from France and both French and English-speaking Africa. These personalities hold ministerial positions and include Romuald Wadagni, Benin’s Minister of Economy and Finance and Ursula Owuzu, Ghana’s Minister of Telecommunications. They also work in development institutions such as Chinelo Anohu, Executive Director of the AfDB Group; B�