Nuran restores Ghana sites, resumes DRC rollout

Executive Summary

• Nuran Wireless has fully restored all seven network sites in Ghana, ensuring continuity of mobile services and reinforcing network reliability.
• The company has resumed site relocation activities in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), with one site successfully relocated and integrated, and additional relocations underway.
• Nuran is actively deploying 50 additional sites across its operations to unlock the final drawdown of $450,000 (U.S.) associated with the Cygnum agreement.

Key Details

• Ghana Operations: All seven previously offline sites have been restored and are fully back on air.
• DRC Operations: Site relocation activities have resumed; one new site has been successfully relocated and integrated into the network. Additional relocations are in progress and expected to come online in the coming days.
• Cameroon Operations: Site deployment continues actively.
• Financial/Contractual Milestone: The company is deploying 50 additional sites (combined with Cameroon rollout and DRC relocation program) to activate the final drawdown of $450,000 (U.S.) under the Cygnum agreement.
• Strategic Context: The update confirms ongoing initiatives including the Cameroon rollout, DRC low-traffic site relocations, Ghana restoration, new country deployments, and 3G network expansion.

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