Rwanda: Telecom Analysis - MTN and Rwandatel Reposition As Tigo Entry Gathers Momentum
                   
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Kigali — Over $287 million sunk by the three operators to deepen penetration Rwanda's telecoms industry is headed for a long awaited and much needed level playing field with the entry of the licensed third national operator,... [read full story]                    

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An Open Letter to the EU, the TFG, UN and the AU

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Mobile phone a big threat to children

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African mobile apps on the rise, but challenges remain

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Availability of cheaper bandwidth and higher penetration of mobile phones has led to more mobile applications in Africa. Symbian, J2ME, Android and iPhone are the most common platforms for African developers, mainly because...

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