After years of slow growth and outright despair at to whether broadband would ever take off on the African continent, the market is inching ever closer to a tipping point, according to a new report from AfricaNext Investment Research, The Future of African Broadband.After years of slow growth and outright despair at to whether broadband would ever take off on the African continent, the market is inching ever closer to a tipping point, according to a new report from AfricaNext Investment Research, The Future of African Broadband.
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