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ACCELON TO LAUNCH INTERNATIONAL VOIP SERVICE IN NIGERIA IN 4-6 WEEKS TIME
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CDMA SPECIAL - COST AND TECH ADVANTAGES BUT CAN IT BREAK INTO AFRICA'S GSM MARKETS?
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The SAT3 fibre - a monopoly that stands in the way of cheaper international bandwidth
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VOIP wars - Skype hits Africa and Telkom Kenya disconnects Sema cards
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African international bandwidth set to grow by 81% to 2008 driven by mobile and broadband
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The sun's rays power up laptops for primary schools in Rwanda
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Botswana liberalisation special - Re-arranging the deckchairs or the real thing?
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The great African telecoms equipment giveaway - who stands to benefit?
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Mobile data special - Africa's mobile users soon to go text-mad
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South Africa leads the way in music download revolution but held back by broadband costs
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Technology put to the test as parts of East Africa reel from effects of Asian tsunamis
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Southern Sudan: SPLM bidding to put in place NGN communications
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Private sector ICT lobbying: making friends and influencing people
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South Africa - niche VOIP telecom player promising average 37% cuts on all calls
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Rascom targets 0.25m rural users with its satellite service due in 2006
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Mobile goes Wi-Fi - an opportunity to expand internet usage?
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Ghana - GISPA signs agreement with GT for new, low prices on SAT-3
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Mozambique - TDM's MD Adriano wants a new interconnect agreement
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Guinea-Bissau: Eguitel defends its license and moves ahead with VOIP telecentres
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Kenya the latest African entrant to the international outsourcing market
