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(From Market - Africa/Mid-East)
With the exception of South Africa, the great majority of African nations have a weak fixed-line telephone infrastructure. Governments are beginning to invest in mobile technology in hopes of catching up with the rest of the world in the realm of telecommunications without going through the massive investment of putting a fixed line infrastructure into place
Recently, the government of Nigeria awarded six contracts with a total value of US$156 million to expand the mobile telephony capabilities of the national telephone company. In Nigeria and the Congo, mobile telephony has a market penetration of about 5 percent but the number of subscribers is ...