English Issue Archives

  • Issue no 229
    Bridges handheld apps competition focuses on health, ed and agriculture
  • Issue no 228
    Senegal's Netcom challenges CFAO Technologies in francophone West Africa
  • Issue no 227
    EVERYTHING SOLID MELTS INTO AIR – WELCOME TO THE NEW BUSINESS MODEL
  • Issue no 226
    SHANGHAI TELECOM LOOKS SET TO BECOME SNO EQUIVALENT IN CAPE VERDE BY DECEMBER
  • Issue no 225
    COMPETITION EMERGES IN THE LIBYAN MOBILE MARKET AS GOVT COMPETES AGAINST ITSELF
  • Issue no 224
    ACT 2004 -TROUBLE IN PARADISE AS LIBERALISATION HURRICANE PASSES OVER
  • Issue no 223
    SOUTH AFRICA'S DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNICATIONS UNDERGOES A COMPETITIVE MIND-SHIFT BUT...
  • Issue no 222
    COMOROS SET TO PRIVATISE INCUMBENT TELCO AS POLITICAL DUST OF LAST DECADE SETTLES
  • Issue no 221
    AFRICA ONLINE GOES INTO PROFIT BUT ITS HOLDING GROUP IS NOT YET OUT OF THE WOODS
  • Issue no 220
     Enterprise software - finding a solution at a price to suit Africa
  • Issue no 219
    WEST AFRICA'S FIRST VOIP LICENCE - NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'T
  • Issue no 218
    VOIP TELEPHONY WILL BE LEGALISED FIRST IN WEST AFRICA, SAYS NEW REPORT
  • Issue no 217
    GHANA TELECOM TRIES TO STRONG-ARM GISPA'S MEMBERS OUT OF THE MARKET WITH PREDATORY PRICING
  • Issue no 216
    CSIRT: A ROUTE TO COMBATING AFRICA'S POSITION AS ONE OF THE WORLD'S CYBER-BADLANDS
  • Issue no 215
     NALEDI3D FACTORY - INTERACTIVE VIRTUAL REALITY COMPANY SURVIVES AGAINST THE ODDS
  • Issue no 214
    SENEGAL: A POTENTIAL THIRD MOBILE OPERATOR WAITING IN THE WINGS?
  • Issue no 213
    POWERLINE TECHNOLOGIES FOR INTERNET AND VOICE ACCESS - AFRICAN TRIALS UNDER WAY
  • Issue no 212
    MOBILE OPERATORS CASH IN ON WEST AFRICAN PEACE DIVIDEND IN LIBERIA AND SIERRA LEONE
  • Issue no 211
    ENERGY SPECIAL - GENERATING ELECTRICITY FOR ICT IN REMOTE LOCATIONS
  • Issue no 210
    NIGERIA'S VEE NETWORK: THE TRANSACTION THAT SUNK A DEAL AND COST TWO SENIOR PEOPLE THEIR JOBS