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- How procurement decisions are handled at the group and local opco level
- Differing strategies for the management of main switch sites, standard sites and low cost rural sites
- The energy generation requirements and profile of Tigo’s sites
- Tigo’s attitudes toward mini grid deployment
- What monitoring systems are in place and how these integrate with other service providers
Millicom, operating as Tigo, has a footprint in five African countries (following the sale of their subsidiary in the DRC to Orange which was completed in April of this year). In both Ghana and Tanzania, Millicom has entered into a joint venture with Helios Towers Africa, whereby Millicom retains a 24% stake at group level…
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