Airtel has restructured its Africa operations into four business units and appointed key executives effective 1 April. The company will divide its operations in 15 countries into two groups, while keeping Nigeria and Congo DR as separate independent units. The heads of the business units will report to Christian de Faria who will take on the role of managing director and chief executive officer of Bharti´s Africa operations, according to the company.
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