Lebanon faces the threat of Internet blackouts after workers at state-owned Ogero launched an 'open-ended' strike last week. Workers in the country are taking industrial action as they demand pay ...

BEIRUT (AP) — Internet shutdowns rippled through cash-strapped Lebanon on Tuesday after employees of the country's state-owned telecom company went on strike, demanding higher wages. It was the latest ...

Lebanese state-owned telco Ogero said that it was forced to shut down services in parts of the country due to diesel shortages. Broader power shortages have also caused service disruptions since June.

Nokia solution enables Ogero to securely partition its fiber network into several autonomous slices that can be independently run by other service providers Beirut, Lebanon - Nokia announces that ...

Employees of state-run telecom company Ogero organized Monday a sit-in in front of Ogero's headquarters in Bir Hassan, to demand better pay. Ogero's employees had started an open-strike on Friday, ...

Ministry of Telecommunications /OGERO, the government owned telecom operator in Lebanon has announced the completion of a successful year in 2004 during which the company upgraded its ...

According to a press release issued this week, Lebanon’s monopoly state controlled fixed-line operator, Ogero, has contracted Ericsson Lebanon Communications to implement a Gigabit Ethernet ...

Workers at state-run fixed network provider Ogero began an ‘open ended strike’ on Friday in protest against pay freezes reflecting the sharp depreciation of the nation’s currency Speaking to The ...

Lebanon's Telecom Minister Boutros Harb announced that Ogero technical teams restored the internet connectivity in most regions in the north and Jbeil. BEIRUT: Telecom Minister Boutros Harb announced ...

BEIRUT: Employees of the semi-autonomous telecommunications company Ogero threatened drastic action Thursday if their salaries are not paid at the end of this month. The state-owned Ogero, which has ...

Beirut, Lebanon - Nokia announces that Ogero, Lebanon's fixed network services provider and engine for the Ministry of Telecommunication, is among the first operators globally to commercially trial ...