Tumi Chamayou is the Vice President and Head of Strategy, Marketing and Communications at Ericsson Sub Sahara Africa. Last week in Lagos, she spoke to Technology Journalists in video conferencing last week in ahead of the AfricaCom event currently taking place in South Africa on how Ericsson is driving change in Africa though innovations. Excerpt: […]

Tumi Chamayou is the Vice President and Head of Strategy, Marketing and Communications at Ericsson Sub Saharan Africa. Last week in Lagos, she spoke to Technology Journalists via video conferencing last week in ahead of the AfricaCom event currently taking place in South Africa on how Ericsson is driving change in Africa though innovations.

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