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Sasa uhuru wa kuabudu.

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Vodacom Tanzania acquires Smile for $27.4 million to support 4G and 5G rollout plans​


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  • Osamu Ekhator



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Published:
April 16, 2024
Subject(s): Telecoms

The news:​

  • Vodacom Tanzania PLC (VTPLC), Tanzania’s leading telecom operator, has completed the debt-free, cash-free acquisition of Smile Communication Tanzania Limited, a small rival telecom operator, for TZS 68.8 billion ($27.4 million), to support its plans to launch competitive 4G and 5G network services.
  • The agreement, signed by Vodacom Tanzania, Smile Telecoms Holdings Limited, and Smile Telecoms IP Limited (jointly Smile), will see Vodacom acquire 100% of Smile’s issued share capital at TZS 0.24144 per ordinary share.
  • This acquisition, completed on April 3, 2024, comes just two years after Al Nahla Group, a Saudi investment fund, spent more than $235 million on a rescue deal.
In its public announcement, Vodacom reiterated that the acquisition is a strategic move to strengthen its network infrastructure and provide satisfactory customer service. The deal is expected to improve Vodacom’s mobile coverage and capacity.

The agreement grants Vodacom access to Smile’s 800MHz and mid-band spectrum. Additionally, Vodacom will use Smile’s 4G LTE network.

Vodacom will now consolidate its presence in Pwani, Dar es Salaam, Morogoro, Dodoma, Mwanza, Mbeya, Kilimanjaro, and Arusha, as its 4G network coverage expands.

Furthermore, Vodacom plans to add a sizable number of new customers to its growing market share. As of March 2023, Smile had only 15,171 subscribers, indicating a 0.025% market share. Consequently, the new acquisition will do little to increase Vodacom’s market share.

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According to the most recent data from 2023, Vodacom led Tanzania’s telecom market with 30% of total subscriptions (19.1 million customers as of December 2023), followed by Tigo (28%), Airtel (27%), Halotel (12%), and TTCL (3%).

Chart: Telecom subscriptions in Tanzania more than doubled within a decade
Find more insights at Intelpoint.

In May 2013, Smile, which will now operate under the umbrella of VTPLC, introduced its 4G LTE mobile broadband service in Tanzania. 10 years later, the company had grown its customer base to 13,840 mobile subscribers.


The new spectrum from Smile will add to the frequencies that Vodacom acquired in Tanzania’s auction in October 2022, where the company splurged $63.2 million to secure access to frequencies in 700MHz, 2.3GHz, and 2.6 GHz.

In a 2018 auction, Vodacom spent $10 million for rights to 20MHz in the 700MHz band. Vodacom’s spectrum holdings also include 900MHz, 1800MHz, 2100MHz, and 3500MHz.

According to its Annual Integrated Report for the year ending March 31, 2023, the telecom company deploys most of its spectrum for mobile services, while prioritising 2300MHz and 3500MHz for fixed 4G and 5G services.

 
In Jamii Forums, cooldip1 and teargas are two distinct users with different posting styles and reputations. Here’s a comparison based on their activity and community perception:

cooldip1

  • Reputation: Generally seen as a neutral or positive contributor.
  • Posting Style: Often posts informative, balanced, or discussion-provoking content.
  • Engagement: Engages in debates without excessive aggression.
  • Community Perception: Viewed as a reasonable member, though not necessarily a top influencer.

teargas

  • Reputation: Known for being controversial, confrontational, or provocative.
  • Posting Style: Posts bold, critical, or inflammatory comments, often sparking heated debates.
  • Engagement: Frequently involved in arguments, sometimes leading to moderation.
  • Community Perception: Seen as a polarizing figure—some appreciate the boldness, while others find the approach disruptive.

Key Differences

Aspectcooldip1teargas
ToneNeutral/RespectfulAggressive/Provocative
Debate StyleLogical/DiscursiveConfrontational/Direct
Moderation RiskLowHigh (may face warnings/bans)
FanbaseRespected by moderatesLiked by those who enjoy heated debates

Who Wins?

  • If you prefer civil discussions, cooldip1 is better.
  • If you like hard-hitting, no-holds-barred debates, teargas stands out.
Final Verdict: Depends on the forum's mood—cooldip1 for constructive talks, teargas for drama and fiery exchanges.
Would you like insights on their most famous debates?
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Hii nimetoa kwenye Deepseek 😁
Halafu kama unataka kuzifanyia Analyis hizi AI zinakuwa zipo very biases.
Gemini na ChatGPT Ukiweka jambo lolote kuhusu Kenya with Tanzania zina favor Kenya. Nadhani wameweka Conditions kwenye Codes zao kuipa favor kenya
Deepseek Huwa ina favor Tanzania. So hizi AI siyo za kuziamini sana, maana ndani yake zinaeneza propaganda.

Kama huamini wewe Andaa topic moja inayohusu Kenya na Tanzania upeleke kwenye AI zote hizo, kisha ulete majibu. Mimi nilishafanya utafiti kwa kina.
 
Nimekuja kugundua ukanda huu ni Tanzania pekee ina ahueni ya maisha


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Boeing ran into some hiccups with a supplier who couldn't deliver parts thanks to COVID and the Ukraine war.
So it was only your planes that had those problems? And how come you needed spare parts after only two months of operation?
 
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