Africa Telecoms Magazine - July 2011
Price wars have always been a controversial topic of discussion at industry seminars and forums. My recent interest in the issue has dragged me into numerous dialogues and debates with colleagues and counterparts from markets at different stages of evolution – in regions covered by the Expresso group as well…
The Colour of Innovation is Orange How Orange is winning in West and Central Africa Managing one's business dealings across a massive geographical area like Africa from a single, regional head office is no mean feat. It takes solid insight into each country's cultural nuances, a good understanding of how…
Market introduction For the purposes of this article, West and Central Africa refers to Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon. West and Central Africa is one of the richest regions in sub-Saharan Africa, with most of the countries being oil, mining and agricultural exporters. • Nigeria, Côte d'Ivoire, and Cameroon are…
A commentary on the South African telecoms market and the recent budget vote delivered by the Honourable Communications Minister Roy Padayachie. The positive influence of telecommunication services on the growth and development of a country is an undisputed reality. A large pool of statistics demonstrates the strong links between the…
This issue of Africa Telecoms is focused on two distinct topics. That of West and Central Africa as a region and the interconnection debate. Vox has always taken an active role in interconnection discussions in South Africa. What is your opinion on the correct way to calculate a fair interconnection rate? We believe it should…
How many of you have been enchanted (perhaps perplexed) by a gorgeous creature, Eguchi Aimi – the latest member of the Japanese girl idol pop band, AKB48? Globally, fans have fallen head over heels for her cute looks and amazing voice, which were prominently featured in Weekly Playboy Japan. Aimi's…
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