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A Glimmer of Hope (2004_02_TECH_INTERNET)

In the poorer and denser parts of Johannesburg, including the down town flatlands, townships and informal settlements, very few people have access to the internet...
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A wired foundation is necessary in Africa (07_03_TECH_ERRICSON)

With most of the continent without access to a telephone, wired or wireless, the growth potential of the telecommunications market is enough to entice the largest telecoms companies in the world into looking at Africa - and other emerging markets.
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African telecoms �growing up� (07_03_TECH_TELECOMS)

Brisk subscriber growth in Africa drives need for increased network capabilities.
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BACK IN SPACE (09_03_TECH_SPACE)

Satellite communications company Iridium, is back in space - but this time the company is tackling the satellite telephony market in an entirely different manner to ensure it does not face another company meltdown as it did in 1999.
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Breaking new ground (07_03_TECH_KCM ICT)

One of Zambia�s largest mining companies, Konkola Copper Mines (KCM), has embarked on a multi-million dollar drive to upgrade its information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure, enhancing communication between its four sites and significantly streamlining operations.
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BUILDING GRPS NETWORKS FOR AFRICA (09_03_TECH_GRPS)

It is estimated that less than four percent of mobile subscribers located within greater Africa have access to the Internet - a paradox, perhaps, in the sense that the Internet was around for some years before the modern GSM cellular phone was developed.
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E.COM INSTITUTE SETS SIGHTS ON NAMIBIA (08_03_TECH_ECOMNAMIBIA)

Johannesburg-based IT consulting firm e.com institute has opened a Namibian subsidiary to deal with what it calls �massive opportunities� in Namibia as well as north of the border, including managing existing contracts with major clients like the United Nations and Bank Windhoek, among others.
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GOVERNANCE MUST IMPROVE (08_03_BUSN_SIEMENS)

The dogs of war are still playing hide and seek in the jungles of the Congo.
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GROWING FREELY (09_03_TECH_GHANA)

After liberalising its telecoms sector in the late 90s, Ghana is bracing itself for better telecommunication services.
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HOME-GROWN CELLPHONE (09_03_TECH_AFRICACELL)

Cellular telephony usage is growing rapidly on the African continent. Major products - such as the actual handsets, are all mainly manufactured in Europe, the Far East and the US.
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Is your network secure? (05_03_INFO_NETWORKS)

Big or small, companies must ensure that their computer networks are secure from outside attacks.
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Key to the continent (07_03_SMART_NET1)

Smart card technology is taking the world - and Africa - by storm.
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MEETING A CONTINENT BY ITS PORTS (09_03_TECH_PORTS)

Ports of Africa is a maritime voyage, a long circumnavigation of almost 20,000 miles around Africa.
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MORE BANG FOR THE IT BUCK (09_03_TECH_MORE_IT)

Corporate buyers of IT goods haven�t had it so good in a long time. Technology vendors, feeling the pinch after two years of sluggish sales, are discounting their products - sometimes heavily - to book new revenues.
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MTN GOES 'Y'HELLO (09_03_TECH_MTN)

MTN�s journey into Africa has seen the company become a major contributor to growth.
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