Connectivity is becoming a multi-service household need, mobile having greater reach and home internet commanding more spend

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Africa's connectivity story is moving beyond the question of who is online. The more important question for telecom players is increasingly what connectivity looks like inside the household: which services have become part of everyday life, and where are households actually putting their money?

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