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Rwanda has signed a deal with KT Corp, South Koreas largest telecoms provider, that will see the majority of the countrys population receive high-speed 4G Internet within three years
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Somaliland broadband project wins innovation award
A collaboration between Bluwan, Somcable and Globecomm Systems that has resulted in the deployment of next-generation broadband access to thousands of people in Somaliland, has been recognised at a global telecommunications award ceremony
Main One expands into manufacturing sector
Main One has announced its entry into Nigeria’s manufacturing sector with connectivity offerings targeted at businesses in the Ikeja, Agbara and Apapa industrial locations in and around Lagos
WIOCC awarded southern and eastern Africa connectivity contract
Delivery of Advanced Network Technology to Europe (DANTE) has awarded a 15-year contract to WIOCC for connectivity services in southern and eastern Africa
Liquid Telecom acquires Rwandatel
Telecommunications provider Liquid Telecom has acquired Rwanda’s fixed-line network operator Rwandatel
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