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Ethiopia has been awarded a licence to operate telecom services in
Ethiopia. The impact investment consortium aspires to support
Ethiopia s digital transformation and positively enhance the lives of its citizens.
The partners in the consortium are led by Safaricom Plc, a member of the Vodafone Group, and will establish a new operating company in
Ethiopia which aims to start providing telecommunications services from 2022. In addition to Safaricom, the partnership includes: Vodacom Group; Vodafone Group; Sumitomo Corporation - one of the largest international trading and business investment companies; and CDC Group - the
UK s development finance institution and impact investor.
Ethiopia is home to over 112 million people, making it the second largest country in
An international consortium named the Global Partnership for Ethiopia has been awarded a license to operate telecom services in Ethiopia.
The impact investment consortium aspires to support Ethiopia’s digital transformation and positively enhance the lives of its citizens. The partners in the consortium are led by Safaricom Plc, a member of the Vodafone Group, and will establish a new operating company in Ethiopia which aims to start providing telecommunications services from 2022.
In addition to Safaricom, the partnership includes: Vodacom Group; Vodafone Group; Sumitomo Corporation – one of the largest international trading and business investment companies; and CDC Group – the UK’s development finance institution and impact investor.
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CDC Group, the United Kingdom’s development finance institution and impact investor has announced a $100 million debt commitment to the Eastern and Southern African Trade and Development Bank (TDB).
According to a statement yesterday, the investment strengthens TDB’s capacity to provide additional amounts of credit to businesses in need of short-term financing.
It further stated that CDC’s commitment supports the import, export and production of strategic inputs and agricultural commodity goods in the 22 member states where TDB operates, with a strong focus on those economies with the most challenging investment climates.
The facility provides further capital for TDB’s new and existing clients emerging from the economic challenges brought by the COVID-19 crisis.