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India's massive mobile market entered a period of uncertainty in 2012 and this has continued into 2013.
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With the end of the civil war in 2009 Sri Lanka entered what is referred to as a ‘post-conflict’ phase.
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For a country with a penetration rate of less than 60%, growth in Tanzania's mobile market remains slow.
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Mobile communication in Africa is booming. Total mobile penetration on the continent reached 65% in 2012.
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A recent report from Google states that three out of four people in the United Arab Emirates owns a smartphone, making it the country with the highest smartphone penetration in the world.
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ICT outsourcing has become a popular model, both in South Africa and across the world, as it enables organisations to leverage scarce ICT skills in a cost-effective and efficient manner.
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At the end of 2Q-2013, the total subscriptions in Africa reached 863 million according to ABI Research.
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The market for telecommunication in South Africa is fast expanding and is likely to continue at the same rate in the coming years ahead...
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As end-users based in Metro cities in India reach saturation vis-à-vis adoption of most IT products and services, Tier-II and III cities are gradually reaching the next wave of technology adoption, according to AMI Research.
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The Ethiopian Government recognises that the country is being left behind in terms of digital inclusion, and urgently needs to address this if it wants to reap the benefits that other African countries have demonstrated from embracing ICTs...
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The GSMA has opened a new office in Nairobi, located in the city’s Innovation Hub...
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For the thousands of international and domestic businesses operating in Middle East and Africa (MEA), the region has moved from an emerging market to that of a high-growth market. Certainly from a telecoms perspective and according to new research from Analysys Mason, telecoms revenue in North Africa and the Middle East is set to grow by 27% to over 96.4 billion USD in the next five years...
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Botswana is one of Africa's wealthiest nations, with a thriving economy mainly based on diamond mining and tourism which recovered quickly from a recession during the global financial crisis...
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The telecommunications industry is no longer playing as great a role in Vietnam’s economic growth...
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After a period of uncertainty, the Indonesian telecom sector has settled into a healthy development phase...
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India continues to be one of the fastest growing major telecom markets in the world, as well as one of the largest...
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The African cellular market is very much pulling in the subscribers...
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Nigeria's telecoms and IT sector has massive growth potential, but the country must first overcome a number of key industry challenges before the sector can fulfil this...
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Iran’s mobile penetration has exceeded 100%...
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The Bangladeshi telecommunications market harbours significant growth potential in light of the low penetration rates...
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Qatar's two principal telecommunications operators reported better results than had been expected in the first quarter of 2012, following a relatively poor performance in the fourth quarter of 2011...
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Yemen is very much the poorest country in the Middle East with approximately 39% of the population living below the poverty line...
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Coming into 2012 major changes were on the horizon for Myanmar’s telecom sector, with the government planning to liberalise the market to some extent...
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The changing landscape of the Malaysian telecom market has over time witnessed the restructuring of all the main players...
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Coming into 2012, Azerbaijan’s mobile subscriber base had passed the 10 million milestone...
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