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Telefonica is set to offer over 3,000 of its staff voluntary redundancy born in 1967 or earlier with at least 15 years of employment with the company.
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Deloitte has won the contract to oversee the partial privatisation of Ethio Telecom, against competition from EY, PwC and Roland Berger.
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Troubled Caribbean and Pacific operator Digicel will emerge from its debt reduction process this week after winning huge support from its lenders.
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BT’s own auditor, KPMG, has criticised the group’s internal controls following the 2017 scandal when it wrote off £530 million of losses in its Italian business.
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Ethiopia’s monopoly telecoms provider, which is set to be broken up in a privatisation strategy, has reported a 32% revenue increase on the year.
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Consulting firm and auditor KPMG has won the role of advising the government of Ethiopia on the privatisation of state-controlled monopoly operator Ethio Telecom.
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