Three east African mobile phone firms on Thursday scrapped roaming charges for their subscribers in the region in a bid to boost their customer base.
Under the new arrangement, Kenya's Safaricom, South African MTN, which operates in Uganda, and Tanzania's Vodacom joined up to enable more than 10 million subscribers in East Africa to make calls and send messages at local rates.
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