Africa is no longer debating whether connectivity matters, but how to make it meaningful and inclusive

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For most of the last decade, the industry's hardest question was where the next tower needed to go. That question is closer to being answered than it has ever been. Mobile broadband now reaches an estimated 86% of Africa's population, yet only 36% of people are actually online. The …

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