WiFi addresses Africa's bandwidth appetite - ITWeb

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"As a result, we are seeing a lot more free WiFi, larger hotspots and WiFi solutions being used in different verticals such as education â?? and most importantly, interest from service providers as to the viability of WiFi as an alternative means for ...

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