[Balancing Act] London — As the continent’s bandwidth requirements continue to ramp up, enormous progress has been made in terms of national, regional and international fibre networks. Prices continue to come down as volumes increase substantially. This progress masks the loss of business potential on the continent caused by key countries that are defending continuing wholesale monopolies for their incumbents, causing high prices. Russell Southwood looks at the top ten countries where a lack of wholesale competition is undercuttin
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Africa: Sub-Saharan Africa’s Top 10 Nightmare Wholesale Bandwidth Markets
- June 14, 2022
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