Posts in Statistics Category
SSA mobile data traffic projected to grow 20x by 2020, 75% of mobile subscriptions to be 3G/4G
Ericsson aggressively projects that, by 2020, Sub-Saharan Africa will see 75% of mobile subscriptions as WCDMA/HSPA/LTE (3G or 4G).
The typical Nigerian Internet user (if such a person exists) is a 15-34 year-old educated urban-dwelling male with a mobile
Results of nationally representative, face-to-face surveys tell of growing mobile internet usage in Nigeria.
In the African context, focus on mobile broadband instead of just “home access”
In the African context, home internet access statistics should be looked at with a wary eye. Mobile broadband is a better barometer for change.
African nations continue to lag global uptake in networked readiness but offer glimmers of progress
The World Economic Forum’s annual report is a treasure trove of Networked Readiness information for 148 economies.
Quick African trends from Akamai’s ‘The State of the Internet, Q4 2013′ Report
A summary of broadband data from the Third Quarter, 2013 ‘Akamai State of the Internet’ report as it relates to Africa.
Social media in Cameroon is bustling, blogging less so
Social media is popular in Cameroon but encouraging even greater participation is challenging given the online climate.
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