OA News: November 23, 2009
November 23, 2009 » NewsNo Comment
- East African CEOs see telecoms as drivers of the economy:
Telecoms poised to retain growth momentum {Business Daily Africa} - Ghana is to establish Communication Centers across the country:
ICT Centres For Districts {Peace FM Online} - A look at the ups and downs of the fiber optic explosion, specifically in Nigeria:
Telecom operators invest $1.64bn as ‘fibre race’ picks up {234Next.com} - Intelsat’s latest satellite, which will serve part of Africa, has launched:
Space Systems/Loral-Built Satellite for Intelsat Successfully Performs Post-Launch Maneuvers {CNNMoney} - Vodafone’s first cyber café has opened with blazing fast speeds for GH¢2.5 per hour:
Vodafone launches 100-seat internet café {Ghana News Agency} - A look at how the Internet changes and how the shift is toward entertainment:
The Internet Never Stays the Same {IT Business Edge} - The anti-virus and internet security software firm is ready to enter African markets:
IT firm Kaspersky sees African opportunity {Business Day} - Rwanda’s 3rd mobile operator has launched:
Tigo Rwanda Unveils With 30,000 Subscribers {East African Business Week via allAfrica} - At least one bible school lacks adequate connectivitiy:
Bible School Left Behind in IT {The Arusha Times via allAfrica} - An interesting response to a new competitor in the Uganda telecom market:
Competitors Welcome New Telecom Company {The Monitor via allAfrica} - Zambia is slowly connecting via fiber optics. 3G is expected next year:
Lungwangwa Hails Fibre Connection Drive {Times of Zambia via allAfrica}
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