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Airtel Africa Wins Global Award at the prestigious MVNO Industry World Congress in Nice, France

Bharti Airtel ("Airtel"), a leading telecommunications services provider with operations in 20 countries across Asia and Africa has received global recognition a year after the operator announced its strategic decision to move into MVNO business and host Mobile Virtual Network Operators, (MVNOs), on its Kenyan Network. The announcement was made at the 3rd Annual International MVNO Industry Awards Ceremony on 22nd April 2015, Nice, France. The Awards are designed to champion success and celebrate excellence in the MVNO industry.    Airtel Africa Wins Global Award at the prestigious MVNO Industry World Congress in Nice, France

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