Championed by some as a route to universal access to mobile services, single wholesale networks (SWN) have failed to deliver. Lee Sanders, Managing Partner at Aetha Consulting, wonders whether Malaysia abandoning its SWN means the concept has run its course.
Rwanda has reversed its decision to depend on a Single Wholesale Network for 4G, 5G and future technologies, through a new broadband policy which opens the door for better 4G penetration in all parts of the country and the launch of 5G in future.
The Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) is proffering ICT-driven solutions to a myriad of Ghana’s developmental needs. The Fund hopes the roll out of the data transformation agenda programme will augment the government’s investment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities.
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In a significant stride towards bridging the digital gender gap, Vodafone Ghana opened its doors to 100 young girls from the Bono East, Bono and Ahafo regions, hosting them at its headquarters in Accra for the National Girls-in-ICT Open Day.
Championed by some as a route to universal access to mobile services, single wholesale networks (SWN) have failed to deliver. Lee Sanders, Managing Partner at Aetha Consulting, wonders whether Malaysia abandoning its SWN means the concept has run its course.
Rwanda has reversed its decision to depend on a Single Wholesale Network for 4G, 5G and future technologies, through a new broadband policy which opens the door for better 4G penetration in all parts of the country and the launch of 5G in future.
The Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) is proffering ICT-driven solutions to a myriad of Ghana’s developmental needs. The Fund hopes the roll out of the data transformation agenda programme will augment the government’s investment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities.
In a significant stride towards bridging the digital gender gap, Vodafone Ghana opened its doors to 100 young girls from the Bono East, Bono and Ahafo regions, hosting them at its headquarters in Accra for the National Girls-in-ICT Open Day.
Championed by some as a route to universal access to mobile services, single wholesale networks (SWN) have failed to deliver. Lee Sanders, Managing Partner at Aetha Consulting, wonders whether Malaysia abandoning its SWN means the concept has run its course.
Rwanda has reversed its decision to depend on a Single Wholesale Network for 4G, 5G and future technologies, through a new broadband policy which opens the door for better 4G penetration in all parts of the country and the launch of 5G in future.
The Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) is proffering ICT-driven solutions to a myriad of Ghana’s developmental needs. The Fund hopes the roll out of the data transformation agenda programme will augment the government’s investment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities.
In a significant stride towards bridging the digital gender gap, Vodafone Ghana opened its doors to 100 young girls from the Bono East, Bono and Ahafo regions, hosting them at its headquarters in Accra for the National Girls-in-ICT Open Day.
Championed by some as a route to universal access to mobile services, single wholesale networks (SWN) have failed to deliver. Lee Sanders, Managing Partner at Aetha Consulting, wonders whether Malaysia abandoning its SWN means the concept has run its course.
Rwanda has reversed its decision to depend on a Single Wholesale Network for 4G, 5G and future technologies, through a new broadband policy which opens the door for better 4G penetration in all parts of the country and the launch of 5G in future.
The Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) is proffering ICT-driven solutions to a myriad of Ghana’s developmental needs. The Fund hopes the roll out of the data transformation agenda programme will augment the government’s investment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities.
In a significant stride towards bridging the digital gender gap, Vodafone Ghana opened its doors to 100 young girls from the Bono East, Bono and Ahafo regions, hosting them at its headquarters in Accra for the National Girls-in-ICT Open Day.
Championed by some as a route to universal access to mobile services, single wholesale networks (SWN) have failed to deliver. Lee Sanders, Managing Partner at Aetha Consulting, wonders whether Malaysia abandoning its SWN means the concept has run its course.
Rwanda has reversed its decision to depend on a Single Wholesale Network for 4G, 5G and future technologies, through a new broadband policy which opens the door for better 4G penetration in all parts of the country and the launch of 5G in future.
The Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) is proffering ICT-driven solutions to a myriad of Ghana’s developmental needs. The Fund hopes the roll out of the data transformation agenda programme will augment the government’s investment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities.
In a significant stride towards bridging the digital gender gap, Vodafone Ghana opened its doors to 100 young girls from the Bono East, Bono and Ahafo regions, hosting them at its headquarters in Accra for the National Girls-in-ICT Open Day.
Championed by some as a route to universal access to mobile services, single wholesale networks (SWN) have failed to deliver. Lee Sanders, Managing Partner at Aetha Consulting, wonders whether Malaysia abandoning its SWN means the concept has run its course.
Rwanda has reversed its decision to depend on a Single Wholesale Network for 4G, 5G and future technologies, through a new broadband policy which opens the door for better 4G penetration in all parts of the country and the launch of 5G in future.
The Ghana Investment Fund for Electronic Communications (GIFEC) is proffering ICT-driven solutions to a myriad of Ghana’s developmental needs. The Fund hopes the roll out of the data transformation agenda programme will augment the government’s investment in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) activities.
In a significant stride towards bridging the digital gender gap, Vodafone Ghana opened its doors to 100 young girls from the Bono East, Bono and Ahafo regions, hosting them at its headquarters in Accra for the National Girls-in-ICT Open Day.