The local units of mobile telecom
companies, Orange and MTN in
Cameroon, have been fined over $160
million for failing to pay taxes on
games and gambling services, the
Central African nation's corruption
board said, on Wednesday.
A wide-reaching probe into the sector
led to fines totaling $283 million, and
found other companies, including
Camtel and Viettel, were also in
violation of regulations.
The amount paid by each company was
not clear and the companies were not
immediately available for comment,
according to Reuters.
In the report written by the anti-
corruption commission, known as
CONAC, MTN and Orange were also
accused of not paying taxes on their
money transfer system, known as
Mobile Money.
The report is another blow for MTN,
which is already contesting a $3.9
billion fine in Nigeria for failing to
disconnect users with unregistered SIM
cards.
Unregistered SIM cards can be used for
criminal activity - a growing concern in
Nigeria facing the threat of militant
Islamist group Boko Haram.
MTN successfully lobbied to get the fine
reduced from $5.2 billion in December. Source:www.odili.net/news/source/2016/jan/21/623.html

MTN, should I say that this fits you
let me not say Shaaaa...

Gud! Dis multinationals do business in other countries in ways dey can't even try in dia own country.

End time mtn..



D end time ministry is bk.


Every ban was a hit back to back n thun******der will strike that end time admin that banned me...

He/she will never live to see 2017.

mama nkechi com see o Nemesis is catching up wit mtn.... Afteral I ws cheated severally...I cudnt do much...


LoL