Airtel expands retail network with 350 new shops
FG charges MDAs on compulsory data localisation
Signal Alliance, MainOne win Microsoft partners award
BlackBerry is not backing away from BB10, COO reassures
JAMB brouhaha; Euro 2016 finals lead google trends
Africa: Broadband speed to increase by 240% in 2020
IT innovation to take centre stage at NCS conference
CCMON: Local OEMs unite to pursue local content policy
Red Star deploys Saddle to drive pay on delivery
MainOne emerges Microsoft partner of the year
How 2.6GHz spectrum’ll deepen broadband penetration
GSMA lines up more speakers for Mobile 360 series
U-Connect to bridge gap between Job seekers, employers

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