English Issue Archives

  • Issue no 270
    Digital television introduced to Africa - Mauritius and Senegal early adopters
  • Issue no 269
    African utility companies seeking to provide fibre infrastructure competition
  • Issue no 268
    INFINITY WORLDWIDE PLANS NEW WEST AFRICAN FIBRE CABLE TO RIVAL SAT-3
  • Issue no 267
    Blogging and podcasting start to take off in Africa: first mobile phone podcast from Accra ?
  • Issue no 266
    Top story: Ghanaian powerline test - exclusive report on performance and cost
  • Issue no 265
    The strange case of Somalia and the lessons of war-induced anarchy
  • Issue no 264
    Kenya Telkom's new MD Sammy Kirui promises explosive growth and action on revenue leakage
  • Issue no 263
    Cheaper mobile phone-based POS could make African credit card sales easier
  • Issue no 262
    Heavy blow to COMTEL fibre project as Ericsson says it will not be an investor
  • Issue no 261
    Kenyan supermarket chain uses its ERP System to turn its fortunes around
  • Issue no 260
    WSIS host Tunisia guilty of denying access to information by filtering internet
  • Issue no 259
    Benin's OPT appoints two companies to sell ADSL and VOIP
  • Issue no 258
    MVNOs to come to Africa with Virgin Mobile setting its sights on Nigeria and SA
  • Issue no 257
    Power in the palm of your hand - Freeplay to launch self-powered mobile charger in Africa
  • Issue no 256
    Mobile fraud in Africa: the scams that are pulled by wily dodgers
  • Issue no 255
    Zimbabwe: TeleOne's 'turnaround agent MD Wellington Makamure on "living on the edge"
  • Issue no 254
    Africa’s mobile operators – are they the new incumbents?
  • Issue no 253
    AFRICA ONLINE AND TRANSTEL SELECTED AS REGIONAL CARRIERS BY AFRISPA
  • Issue no 252
    Nigerians experience interactive TV using SMS: Happy birthday and I love messages on screen
  • Issue no 251
    AND THEY'RE OFF: AFRICA'S FIRST LEGAL VOIP SERVICES SET A CRACKING PACE