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    Orange Group official statement about their closure in Uganda

    For those of you that have been following up on all the buzz about Orange closing operations in Uganda, take heart. Orange Group, the regulatory body of Orange worldwide has made a press release to clarify the story running in today’s New vision, please see below the official group response.

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    The Orange Group will revise its position in the ownership structure of Orange Uganda during 2014.

    Following a capital increase that took place over the course of 2013, the Orange Group currently holds over 95% of the company.

    In order to enable Orange Uganda to continue to finance its operations and to make the necessary investments to ensure its continued development, Orange has engaged a process with a view to finding a new partner.

    In a highly-competitive market, Orange Uganda is recognized by its customers for the performance of its network, the quality of its mobile data services and its innovative offers.

    At a time when a consolidation phase has already begun in Uganda and the first benefits can already be felt across the market, Orange Uganda has all the necessary attributes to succeed.

    To ensure our success at this crucial moment, the full commitment and mobilization of all employees is necessary. Our customers must continue to benefit from the high-quality service that they expect and we must maintain our efforts to bring innovative new offers to the market. This is particularly important as it will underline the intrinsic value of Orange Uganda, its performance and its assets in the eyes of potential partners.

    The process involved in seeking out and setting-up a new partnership will take place in the coming months during 2014

    – Orange Group

    So there you have it; ladies and gentlemen. Sit back and enjoy quality service as it’s here to stay.

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