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Ethiopia's EBIT loss fell 53.4% to KSh 11.40Bn, bringing the business closer to EBITDA breakeven.
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Ethiopia's EBIT loss fell 53.4% to KSh 11.40Bn, bringing the business closer to EBITDA breakeven.
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Ethiopia service revenue surged 71.6% to KSh 10.60Bn, while EBITDA losses narrowed 96.5% to KSh 0.40Bn.statementKenya EBIT increased 13.7% to KSh 101.80Bn, with net income up 13.8% to KSh 66.30Bn.statementEBIT jumped 39.8% to KSh 91.10Bn.statementEBITDA rose 27.5% to KSh 129.20Bn.statementGroup service revenue grew 13.1% to KSh 226.10Bn.statement
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