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Swisscom Reports Whopping Revenue Jump After Vodafone Italia Acquisition

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By M Prushothma Rao
| The Fast Mode Verified
Swisscom has reported strong financial and operational performance for the first half of 2025, with the integration of Vodafone Italia progressing according to plan and significant innovation milestones achieved in both the Swiss and Italian markets. For the first six months of 2025, Swisscom Group posted a revenue increase of 36.7%, reaching CHF 7,446 million, primarily driven by the consolidation of Vodafone Italia.
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Thomas Kicker Makes Comeback to Magenta Telekom as CEO

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By M Prushothma Rao
| The Fast Mode Verified
Starting this month, Thomas Kicker, a long-time telecommunications and technology expert, will be taking the helm at Magenta Telekom. For the Graz native, this marks a comeback to the Magenta management team, having previously served as Chief Commercial Officer from 2012 to 2015. Kicker succeeds interim CEO Dominique Leroy.
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Airtel Africa Champions Digital Inclusion with ‘Tech For Her’ Program

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By M Prushothma Rao
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Airtel Africa Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Airtel Africa, announced the launch of its ‘Tech For Her’ Program, targeting young women across Zambia, Uganda, and Kenya. The initiative, to be delivered in partnership with Tertiary DNS, is a five-week intensive online program that aims to equip participants with high-demand digital skills including Linux Administration, Cybersecurity, and Data Analytics, and prepare them to seek tech-related job opportunities across the world.
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