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      Friday 24 May  
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      This file photo shows a mobile operator KT shop in Seoul, pictured on May 6, 2002. KT said on Wednesday it has submitted a preliminary bid for French group Vivendi's stake in Moroccan carrier Maroc in a deal estimated to be worth more than $7 billion.
      Bulletin: S.Korea's KT bids for Vivendi stake in Maroc

      Bulletin: S.Korea's KT bids for Vivendi stake in Maroc

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      Egyptians sitting in a traditional coffee shop watch TV in Cairo in June 2012. French-Tunisian producer and financier Tarak Ben Ammar announced in Milan on Wednesday that he will buy the ONTV Egyptian television network which belongs to Egyptian billionaire Naguib Sawiris.
      Bulletin: French-Tunisian businessman to buy Egyptian TV network

      Bulletin: French-Tunisian businessman to buy Egyptian TV network

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      A phone on display on March 22, 2012 at the "Built for Africa" at the Samsung Forum 2012 in Cape Town. The chief executive of South Africa's ailing telecommunications company Telkom has resigned, 18 months into her job, a fifth executive to jump ship since 2005, the company said on Monday.
      Bulletin: CEO of South Africa's Telkom resigns

      Bulletin: CEO of South Africa's Telkom resigns

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      A man in front of a shop's mobile phone display in Nairobi on 1 October
      Article: No calls, please: Big Brother in Kenya ties up the lines

      Article: No calls, please: Big Brother in Kenya ties up the lines

      Trying to call someone in Kenya? There’s a fine chance the person you’re...
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      A burnt police patrol pick-up truck remains abandoned on the side of a deserted road in Damaturu, 2011. Attacks claimed by Nigerian Islamist group Boko Haram targeting mobile phone towers in recent days have also left 15 people dead and buildings burnt, including two schools.
      Bulletin: Nigeria phone mast attacks kill 15, schools burnt

      Bulletin: Nigeria phone mast attacks kill 15, schools burnt

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      An Ariane 5 rocket blasts off in 2007 with a RASCOM-QAF1 telecommunications satellite for Africa. African nations would work together in peaceful space research under a proposal for a space agency being considered Wednesday at a meeting in Sudan of the continent's communications and IT ministers.
      Bulletin: Ministers to meet on African Space Agency plan

      Bulletin: Ministers to meet on African Space Agency plan

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      Sierra Leone and China have signed a $15 million (12 million euro) loan agreement for the installation of a fibre optic cable which will boost Internet capabilities. "The agreement is in preparation for the completion of the fibre optic installation which will be operational by the end of the year," Development Minister Samura Kamara, pictured in 2010 said.
      Bulletin: S.Leone, China sign $15mln fibre optic deal

      Bulletin: S.Leone, China sign $15mln fibre optic deal

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      The Tunisian government will sell off stakes once held by a relative of ousted strongman Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, pictured in 2010, in a mobile phone operator and a car dealership, a finance ministry official said on Thursday.
      Bulletin: Tunisia sells telecom stakes owned by Ben Ali kin

      Bulletin: Tunisia sells telecom stakes owned by Ben Ali kin

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      Cameroon plans to send daily emails and text messages to electricity customers asking if they have experienced power cuts, in a bid to get a handle on its crippling blackouts, officials said Wednesday.
      Bulletin: Cameroon to fight power cuts with cell phones, Internet

      Bulletin: Cameroon to fight power cuts with cell phones, Internet

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      File picture shows a mobile phone dealer in Lagos. It would seem to be a sure thing for firms offering mobile money transfers: large population, a growing economy and just about everyone has a mobile phone, but as with many things that seem to be a sure bet, particularly in Nigeria, there's a catch.
      Bulletin: Mobile money firms seek Nigerian riches

      Bulletin: Mobile money firms seek Nigerian riches

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