@Wits_SRC Future political leader of the banana republic. Like any good revolutionary though, he has a keffiyeh around his shoulders and uses the appropriate language addressing his audience as “comrades”. WTF.
@CityPowerJhb Still waiting. When are you going to do something about it? The ticket is still in "Created" state. YOU HAVEN'T EVEN "ASSIGNED/ALLOCATED" IT!
@stevesong Vodacom/Vodafone have been courting the Ethiopians for more than 10 years. Vodacom even had an office established in Addis in 2014 for the purposes of lobbying for a licence.
@stevesong As the article rightly says, mobile communications companies and mobile in general are some of the few success stories on the African continent. Thus, governments see this sector as a cash cow to be milked every time they run out of money.
@stevesong@GSMA That might be the case in some places but not always. Look at the Jio proposition pricing. Also, what I saw in Kenya is totally different to that point of view. Telkom Kenya was offering everybody 30MB (nearly 1 GB a month) of free data every day no strings attached.
@stevesong@GSMA The two biggest countries in the world (China and India) have been deploying 4G for quite some time now. Now, having coverage where you live does not mean that you are actually using the technology. Cost of devices is the biggest issue.
@BlueGhost40_ He is a FUCKING unhinged lunatic. The scary part though is that a lot of your compatriots still believe his bullshit and will vote for the moron again come November!