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For African telecoms news, AFRICA & MIDDLE EAST TELECOM WEEK is your weekly news service in this fast-moving telecoms market! Never before has Africa and the Middle
East offered such a remarkable business opportunity for telecom manufacturers, operators and suppliers.
Why Africa?
"...Africa remains Millicom's fastest growing region and an increasing proportion of total Group capex has been invested in the region in 2008 and we expect that this will continue in 2009. The slightly lower growth in new subscribers, 611 thousand in Q4, reflects the more challenging economic conditions across Africa, but we expect to continue to achieve high growth in Africa as, with around 160 million people under license, Africa represents 55% of Millicom's potential market and with the penetration still low in all our markets, there is potential for high growth for many years to come."
Millicom 4Q 2008 Financial Report
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developing-telecoms.blogspot.com - 14 April 2009
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 July 2009 Country Report - Tanzania Telecoms Market Overview & Statistics
Tanzania has a fully competitive telecom sector with two fixed-line operators (TTCL and Zantel) and six operational mobile networks, with four additional players licensed under a new converged regulatory regime. Growing at 50% p.a., the mobile market passed the ten million subscriber mark in 2008 with four dominating major operators: Vodacom, Zain, Tigo and Zantel. At a penetration level of only around 30%, growth is set to continue. The liberalisation of VoIP Internet telephony as well as the introduction of 3G mobile and other wireless broadband services is boosting the Internet sector which has been hampered by the low level of development of the traditional fixed-line network.
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