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Sudatel profits fall 52 per cent

Sudatel, Sudan's former state-owned telecoms operator, reported a 52 per cent decrease in net profits in the three months to the end of September after the company's auditors required the company to write off the cost of acquiring customers over a period of three years rather than five.

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