The Tanzanian unit of mobile network operator Vodacom has paid the government roughly $2.3 million for the release of five of its employees currently held by authorities, Fin 24 reported April 12.

Tanzania: Local Vodacom Unit Reportedly Pays $2.3 Million for Release of Employees by Authorities

The Tanzanian unit of mobile network operator Vodacom has paid the government roughly $2.3 million for the release of five of its employees currently held by authorities, Fin 24 reported April 12. The government has accused the employees of being responsible for the loss of some $4-5 million in state revenue.

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Tanzania: Local Vodacom Unit Reportedly Pays $2.3 Million for Release of Employees by Authorities

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