Five institutional reforms declared by the President of Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbayev and the Hundred Concrete Steps Program for implementation of these reforms have become a new starting point in the development of Kazakhstan. As a part of the reforms, Astana International Financial Centre (AIFC) was established with a special legal status. The AIFC is…
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Total revenues grew by 4.8% in the quarter ended September 30th 2018 as compared to the same period of last year Vodafone Romania announces the key performance indicators for the quarter ended September 30th, 2018, as reported today by Vodafone Group Plc. Vodafone Romania had 9,730,487 total customers at September 30th, 2018, remaining flat compared to the same period of last year. Out of the total number of customers, 8,990,849 were mobile customers. Vodafone Romania’s mobile ARPU is maintained at Euro 6.1 over the three months ended on September 30th, 2018. The service revenue is at EURO 183.6 million and continues to grow at an underlying level. The organic service revenues decreased compared to the same quarter of the previous year by 0.8% as a result of MTR reduction from 0.96 eurocents/minute, to 0.84 eurocents/minute for mobile voice calls. At September 30th, 2018, mobile postpaid customers represented 41.2%, and prepaid customers 58.8% of the total mobile base. The postpaid base users increased by 2.2% as compared to the same period of last year. Data usage increased by 69% for the quarter ended September 30th, 2018, compared to the same period of last year. Murielle Lorilloux, CEO Vodafone Romania, stated: “During the past quarter, we have continued to invest in our network and launched the first NarrowBand-IoT with country-wide coverage which is an important milestone in this sector of growth where businesses are embracing large scale IoT projects. We have also accelerated our recruitment plan by hiring highly-skilled professionals in multiple departments, including customer operations in order to offer our clients the best experiences and enriched propositions”.
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Social Democratic Party (PSD) leader Liviu Dragnea showed up at the Palace of Parliament on Monday carrying a suitcase larger than the previous two he presented, containing documents and memory sticks, stating that the suitcase was found “by a native of Sibiu.” “This is the second Monday and the second suitcase. A native of Sibiu said he found it in his courtyard and he gave it to a friend, who gave it to his friend, and the latter has apparently become a protected witness. These are some [memory] sticks we will hand out to you,” the PSD leader said. “We, all of us, have often seen that even though there are some journalists who make well-documented revelations regarding Mr Iohannis’s criminal activity, these pieces of news die out very fast. Very, very odd. So, I said I should continue. I believe Romanians have a legitimate right to know who this character really is. The President we are seeing is fake, a cardboard character propped up by the deep state. Many have described him as the boss of a clan, given all the actions carried out. We can talk about 17 criminal dossiers. This gentleman who was talking about lawbreakers and about the lawbreakers perched at the helm of the state. While acting as Snow White and pointing the finger, he was the potential lawbreaker at the helm of the state,” Dragnea added. The PSD leader also ironized the Head of State’s presence at the General Assembly of the Association of Romanian Municipalities, asking the journalists: “Did Mr Iohannis finish at Mr Negoita? Did he? So we wouldn’t interrupt him.” “Iohannis omitted some sums from his personal financial statement. Next week I’ll come up with the third suitcase”   Liviu Dragnea accused Klaus Iohannis of omitting some sums from his personal financial statement, sums he collected by renting out certain houses, adding that while the President levels accusations this is how the President’s “well-done” job looks like. “The Romania of the job well done. This is what we were told by Mr Iohannis, who didn’t include in his personal financial statement the sums with that commercial bank, paid upfront as rent. Prosecutors didn’t investigate, they protected him. Other dossiers were opened, and I believe dossiers will appear. Next Monday I’ll come up with the third suitcase. The third, not the fourth. That one contained fudge, but you didn’t want to fall for that fudge either,” Liviu Dragnea stated.
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