Communications Africa is the premier ICT and broadcast magazine for Africa.
Published bimonthly, the magazine features articles in both English and French for comprehensive market penetration.
The magazine is read by fixed and mobile operators, internet service providers, local integrators and resellers of hardware and software, broadcasters and regulators and is designed to help inform them of the latest technologies available to enhance their businesses.
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Hayo strengthens African presence with offices in Botswana, Liberia, and Malawi to boost digital innovation
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Sparkle and Algérie Télécom join forces to boost Algeria’s digital future with new subsea cable to Europe
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