Africa’s largest and most influential telecoms reference guide

Africa’s largest and most influential telecoms reference guide

[NOW IN ITS 19TH EDITION]

Broadband Africa

THE BMI-TECHKNOWLEDGE COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES HANDBOOK

is widely recognised as the leading regional telecommunications reference work of its kind in the world

and is regarded as an essential tool for those with a keen interest in the telecommunications markets

and industries in Africa.

The Communication Technologies Handbook is the culmination of both extensive primary and second-

ary research into the telecoms markets in African countries. The focus of the publication is on present-

ing an objective and detailed reference work on the African telecommunications markets and industries.

Now in its 19th Edition the Handbook has become the de-facto benchmark reference guide for the

region.THE 2010 EDITION

The research and editorial of the Handbook will continue to focus on

delivering relevant and up-to-date information concerning the develop-

ments impacting the African telecommunications markets and indus-

tries. In addition to its normal detailed content the 2010 edition will

especially investigate the rapid deployment of submarine and terres-

trial fibre backbones in the continent..

COUNTRIES COVERED IN THE 2010 EDITION

The Handbook is 100% independent and primary research-based. The content of this Handbook is

used extensively throughout the year by all players in the industry and it provides the reader with a

one-stop reference work on how the telecoms industry is unfolding in different country markets and how

to play a decisive role therein.

ALGERIA ANGOLA

BOTSWANACAMEROON

COTE D’IVOIREDRC

EGYPTETHIOPIAGHANA

KENYA LESOTHO

MADAGASCARMALAWI

MAURITIUSMOROCCO

MOZAMBIQUE NAMIBIA NIGER

NIGERIA

SENEGAL SEYCHELLESSOUTH AFRICA

SWAZILAND TANZANIATUNISIAUGANDAZAMBIA

ZIMBABWE

Content[SECTION ONE] THOUGHT LEADERSHIP AND KEY MARKET TRENDS

This editorial section of the Handbook provides insight into selected issues, trends and developments affecting the telecommunications and telecoms markets of Africa including;- Overview and update on submarine and terrestrial cables in Africa.- Overview and update on Infrastructure Investment in Africa.- Overview and update on the regulatory status in Africa.- Focus on East Africa, cherry picking the best investment on the continent?- Mobile Cash Transfer Services.- Broadband Trends in Africa.- Building a Southern African Terrestrial Fibre Backbone Network.

[SECTION ONE] COUNTRY CHAPTERSBuilding on the in-depth data and comprehensive information compiled from previous publications, the 2010 Communication Technologies Handbook will offer the reader a complete summary of individual country markets.Each country chapter contains:- Country overview- Country statistics- Political overview- Economic overviewTelecommunications Statistics overview- Telecommunications historic trend indicators- Telecommunications performance indicators Regulatory environment overview- Regulatory authority profileOperator profiles and performance indicators- Service offerings and tariffs of network operatorsInternet indicators- Internet Service Provider profiles- Broadband indicators

SUBSCRIBER BASEBMI-T has conducted research in Africa for the past 19 years. During this time we have developed the continent’s leading database on the most influential decision-makers in the communications industry in Africa.

INTERNATIONAL SUBSCRIBERS• donor and fund organisations - United Nations - World Bank• trade missions• embassies• equipment suppliers• service providers• financial consultants• technical consultants• communications organisations - International Telecommunications Union - Commonwealth Organisation - African Telecommunications Union

MIDDLE EAST & AFRICA SUBSRIBERS• regulatory authorities• communication ministers• telecommunications executives - fixed line - mobile - internet service providers• equipment suppliers• network operators• technical consultants• financial consultants• financial investment houses• IT and telecommunications managers - banks - parastatals - major government departments

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