Tanzania's leading Telecom Vodacom says its profits have increased by 32.6 percent to 22 million dollars over the last 6 months. The management attributes the growth to managing costs and increased data usage. For more, we cross to Dar es Salaam and talk to Hisham Hendi, who is the company's Managing Director.
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