4 February 2012
LATEST NEWS:
Slow progress in Nepal, but penetration exceeds expectations First 4G-LTE network goes live in Hungary BSS transformation contract underway in Malaysia Mobile number portability set to shake up Chile’s mobile market South Africa, Nigeria, Kenya, Egypt and Morocco lead Tweeting in Africa Enthusiastic response to Tanzania’s first voice SMS service New platform allows fast uploading for Thai news reporters 3G growth healthy in Belarus as mobile market nears saturation Global top up service for Chinese expatriates Subscriptions on the rise in Kuwait over 2011 Free mobile access to Wikipedia for Africa & ME customers Political risk throughout North Africa may temper short-term growth RCom receives loan from Chinese banks Emergency communications terminals deployed in South Sudan Digital wallet services launching in China A strong 2011 for Ghana with more growth to come First Israeli-owned high-speed cable system goes live Indian government loses tax case to Vodafone Subscriber growth and LTE painting a pretty picture for UAE market 3G forecast looks rosy in China Partnership agreement expands satellite operations in Africa and Middle Eas... Rising penetration rates in Iran could be misleading Copper-Alternative Grounding Wire targets infrastructure theft OSS update for newest Thai operator Muscovites to receive modernised network Market Uncertainty Ahead for Established Players in Israel Mobile insurance payment service launching in Bangladesh Economic recovery boosts growth in Bahrain despite saturation Demystifying the steps to a greener organisation Algerian government acquires majority stake in market leader 3G on the way in Pakistan as penetration rate creeps up Exceptional mobile growth in Mali as anticipation for third licence grows Uncertainty of Arab Spring wanes as growth returns to Tunisia

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Developing TelecomsWe started Developing Telecoms back in 2005 because we believe passionately that improved access to communications is the most effective way to improve living standards in developing markets.

We also observe that the greatest and most sustainable advances in this field have been made not by government intervention but through private enterprise.

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Over 95% of new network connections are in these places. By 2015 over 5 billion people will be connected to voice or internet services - two and half times more than in 2008. The vast majority of these new connections will be wireless.

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