Read this article to learn:
- The history and market share of Mozambique’s MNOs
- Tower counts, new build rates and fibre rollout in the market
- Challenges in operating a tower portfolio in the country
- What infrastructure sharing exists to date
- Details and motivations behind confirmed and rumoured tower sales
In 2012, the entrance of a third MNO, Movitel, into Mozambique caused a radical shake up of the country’s telecoms sector. With a tower sale now underway by the state owned mCel and a bill mandating infrastructure sharing having been proposed in late 2015, things could be set to change again. We take a detailed…
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