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GSMA urges tax cuts on entry-level smartphones to bridge Africa’s 961m usage gap

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Cities could face network congestion by 2030 without more spectrum, GSMA warns

The GSM Association (GSMA), a body representing mobile network operators and technology companies, has urged African governments to reduce taxes

GSMA urges tax cuts on entry-level smartphones to bridge Africa’s 961m usage gap

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