Telecom Operators from the Middle East, and their advisers and financiers, have been leading international investment in TMT for several years and these awards proivde an opportunity to celebrate outstanding leadership, deal making, financing and investment in mature and emerging markets.
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The telecoms sector is entering a new period of transition. Mergers and acquisitions are on the increase and the new generation of global leaders will emerge from the next wave of global consolidation.
Operators from across the globe have different approaches to consolidation and growth. This year’s forum will bring together leadership from across international markets to discuss the latest strategies from a global context.
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This prestigious event is designed to provide a premier platform for business leaders and financial and legal professionals active in the telecom media and technology sector in Africa markets.
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Published: April 2010
Africa is a continent of contrasts. Endemic poverty and political malfeasance are the most widely understood characteristics, but the nascent market power of an underdeveloped continent with a population that is expected to exceed 1 billion people for the first time in 2010, is staggering. The continent that gave birth to the concept of the ‘Digital Divide’ has, with a speed that ha...Continue reading »
Price: GBP 695.00
Published: March 2010
Ethiopia has the lowest overall teledensity in Africa. The population is approaching 90 million, but there are less than 1 million fixed lines in service, and a little more than 3.3 million mobile subscribers. The number of internet users is dismal - below 500,000 at the end of 2009. Communications service provision is reserved for the Ethiopian Telecommunications Corporation (ETC), one of the ...Continue reading »
Price: GBP 295.00
Published: March 2010
Nigeria is one of Africa's largest markets, with a population exceeding 150 million people. It has enjoyed a GDP growth rate averaging more than 6% per year over the past eight years. The market is fully liberalized, with competition allowed in virtually all segments. And there is a unified licensing regime in place, which allows operators to offer converged services. The total number of f...Continue reading »
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Published: March 2010
Zimbabwe is notorious for breaking all inflation records, shunning the economic wisdom that has developed in the world, and embarking on an aggressive program of land distribution and redistribution of wealth that was euphemistically know as indigenisation. As could be expected, this trajectory was neither politically nor economically sustainable. There are indications that Zimbabwe has re...Continue reading »
Price: GBP 295.00