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Read moreDetailsAfrica accounts for only 0.6 percent of global data-centre capacity, highlighting a widening infrastructure gap even as worldwide investment in...
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Read moreDetailsSpotify, a music streaming platform, has revealed that Nigerian users streamed more than 1.4 billion hours of audio content in...
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Read moreDetailsMultiChoice Group has announced that DStv subscribers will not face any price increases this year, marking the first time the...
Read moreDetailsIHS Towers, one of the world’s largest independent owners and operators of shared telecommunications infrastructure, has announced a definitive agreement...
Read moreDetailsGovernments seeking to bridge the widening digital gap between urban and rural communities may need to rethink spectrum policy rather...
Read moreDetailsThe Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has initiated a comprehensive review of the National Telecommunications Policy 2000 (NTP), 26 years after...
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