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    <title>No offers for Zain Africa assets</title>
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        Kuwait's Zain has said it has not received any offers for the sale of its Zain Africa assets, Reuters has reported. 'With regard to information published in a local newspaper on buying Zain Africa assets, the group would like to state that there are no offers at present,' the telecoms said in a statement.
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        UAE-based telecom company du has been selected as the exclusive mobile and BlackBerry smart phone provider for Dubai Municipality. Under the deal, du will provide the 4000 Dubai Municipality employees with its Premier Plan, a business mobile monthly plan that offers features such as Pay-by-the-Second billing system, free calls between all employees that subscribe to the offer, and one discounted rate to all major international destinations and one rate on all incoming calls while roaming in major international destinations with du's 'One World One Rate' offer.
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        Etisalat has announced the launch of its Collect Call service in the UAE, enabling customers to make phone calls that will be charged to the call receiver. The new service allows users to call only mobile phones within Etisalat network across the country. Calls can be made from any telephone within the Etisalat network, including mobile devices, fixed lines or payphones.
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        Vodafone Qatar has signed an agreement to provide a landing station for Gulf Bridge International's (GBI) submarine cable in the Gulf state, Gulf Times has reported.  Scheduled to launch in 2011 and designed to operate for up to 25 years, the GBI cable system will connect telecom operators and other communications firm in the Gulf region via a core ring, which can re-route traffic thereby increasing resilience.
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        Morgan Stanley has moved up its price target on Saudi mobile phone operator, Etihad Etisalat (Mobily) to SR67 from SR65 and said it expects margins to improve, helped by higher share of broadband and postpaid revenues and cost efficiencies, Reuters has reported. The telecom operator was "well positioned to be a winner in the fight for revenue share in Saudi Arabia," the brokerage said.
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