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Airtel Zambia Forced to Refund 28,000 Subscribers

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Airtel Zambia has revealed it has refunded airtime to over 28,000 subscribers after intervention of the country’s regulatory body Zambia Information and Communications Technology Authority (ZICTA).

ZICTA said about 28,000 Airtel customers had erroneously marked as roaming subscribers and lost airtime amounting to $180 each.

“Airtel had refunded the affected subscribers and given them 30 minutes of free talk-time for use within the Airtel network as compensation for inconvenience caused,” said ZICTA public relations manager Ngabo Nankonde.

Nankonde also said that ZICTA has also directed Airtel to ensure its customer services team attends to callers promptly as a number of subscribers have complained that some of their calls are not being attended to.

Besides Airtel Zambia there are two other mobile phone and internet companies in Zambia namely MTN and Zamtel. Two years go the mobile phone companies in Zambia had penetrated estimated 62 percent the 13.9 population. (Ventures Africa)

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