Burkina Faso’s telecoms regulator, the Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications (ARCE), has announced it has issued fines totaling XOF2.706 billion (USD5.3 million) to the country’s three wireless telephony operators for failure to fulfill quality of service commitments. The watchdog said it has fined Telmob, a wholly owned subsidiary of Burkinabe national PTO Onatel, itself owned by Maroc Telecom, around XOF1.086 billion, while Airtel Burkina Faso has received a penalty of XOF894.7 million and Telecel around XOF724.8 million
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OVETEL Trio fined for poor service quality
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