Reportlinker Adds Africa - Mobile Voice Market and Major Network Operators
NEW YORK, April 20, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Reportlinker.com announces that a new market research report is available in its catalogue:
Africa - Mobile Voice Market and Major Network Operators
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Publication Overview
This annual report offers a wealth of information on the mobile communications and mobile data markets in 38 African countries. Subjects covered include:
-Mobile statistics, trends, analysis for each country;
-Government policies and regulatory issues;
-Prepaid vs. postpaid;
-Fixed-mobile convergence;
-Mobile satellite services;
-Major mobile operators;
-Brief company history and overview;
-Major shareholders;
-Financial results where available;
-Technology used – GSM, CDMA, 3G;
-Network infrastructure and coverage;
-Major contracts awarded;
-Services offered;
-Average revenue per user (ARPU) where available.
The countries covered in this report include: Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Cote d'Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Egypt, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe.
Researcher:- Peter Lange
Current publication date:- March 2011 (7th Edition)
Next publication date:- March 2012
Executive Summary
Market penetration has passed 50% amidst price wars
Mobile phones represent more than 90% of all telephone lines in Africa. Market penetration passed the 50% mark in 2010, with subscriber growth slowing to around 15% p.a. However, several individual markets are still growing at 50% p.a. or more and others stand at only single-digit penetration rates. The continent's most advanced markets have passed the 100% penetration mark.
Although the greatest demand is in the major cities, cellular solutions are also being employed to increase accessibility in rural and other disadvantaged areas. In addition to mobile networks, Wireless Local Loop (WLL) systems have been introduced in a large number of countries for the provision of fixed-wireless services, with CDMA-2000 1x having evolved as a preferred technology. Additional choices are available through satellite-based mobile services such as Globalstar, ICO, Iridium and Thuraya.
The introduction of prepaid services and a steady decline in tariffs has meant that more than half of Africa's close to one billion people can now afford a mobile phone. However, as lower and lower income groups are being targeted, the declining Average Revenue per User (ARPU) is putting pressure on the network operators' profit margins. Literal price wars have broken out in some markets where a large number of operators have been licensed. Despite this, international investors are still very keen to enter the market through new mobile licences or shares in existing mobile operations in Africa.
With their superior national coverage and large subscriber bases, Africa's mobile network operators have built up a level of market power to the extent that they have been called "the new incumbents". Newly introduced converged licensing regimes have increased the competitive pressure but also allow the mobile operators to branch out into new service segments.
A variety of companies have established themselves as regional major players in Africa's mobile sector. France Telecom, through its Orange mobile division has also established a presence in 18 African countries, South Africa's MTN in 16, in addition to several in the Middle East. India's Bharti Airtel took over 15 of the 16 African operations of Kuwait's Zain for US$10.7 billion.
MTN's archrival in its South African home market, Vodacom's expansion across the continent has been limited to a total of only five countries due to restrictions from the partnership agreement with its majority shareholder, Vodafone which itself operates in three countries.
Millicom from Luxembourg was also among the early investors, operating under the Tigo brand in seven countries.
Orascom from Egypt divested most of its sub-Saharan operations between 2002 and 2005, mostly in markets with low penetration and high growth potential, to concentrate on the more developed North African and Middle Eastern markets. However, in 2008 it established a new subsidiary Telecel Globe to re-enter sub-Saharan Africa, including some of the same markets it had abandoned five years earlier.
Other regional players with major funding from the Middle East include the UAE's Etisalat under the Moov brand, Warid Telecom, and the Lebanon-based Comium Group. Other African companies that have expanded beyond their home markets include Zimbabwe's Econet, Maroc Telecom (with backing from Vivendi of France), Libya's LapGreen and Sudan's Sudatel under the Expresso brand.
Further consolidation is expected as smaller players are finding it increasingly difficult to compete. But even the bigger pan-African operators have recently become takeover targets for even bigger global players.
Market highlights:
-Mobile market penetration in Africa has passed 50%;
-Unsustainable price wars are raging in some countries;
-Mobile ARPU has bottomed in some markets but is still falling rapidly in others;
-Some mobile operators are rolling out national fibre optic backbone networks and are entering new service sectors under converged licensing regimes;
-Subscriber statistics and estimates for 2011/12 for each country;
-Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) are expected to intensify in an increasingly crowded market.
Top 10 African countries by annual growth – 2010
Country Annual growth Zimbabwe 168%
Rwanda 80%
Burundi 69%
Mayotte 62%
Equatorial Guinea 52%
Sao Tome & Principe 49%
Central African Republic 47%
Eritrea 46%
Mali 45%
Niger 45%
(Source: BuddeComm based on various sources)
Data in this report is the latest available at the time of preparation and may not be for the current year.
Table of Contents
1. Algeria
1.1 Overview of Algeria's mobile market
1.1.1 Mobile statistics
1.1.2 Market analysis 2010
1.2 Regulatory issues
1.2.1 Registration of subscriber details
1.3 Major mobile operators
1.3.1 Algerie Telecom (Mobilis)
1.3.2 Orascom Telecom Algerie (Djezzy)
1.3.3 Wataniya Telecom (Nedjma)
1.4 Mobile handsets
1.5 Tariffs
1.6 ARPU
1.7 Forecast – mobile subscribers – 2012; 2015
2. Angola
2.1 Overview of Angola's mobile market
2.1.1 Mobile statistics
2.2 Major mobile operators
2.2.1 Movicel (Angola Telecom)
2.2.2 Unitel
2.3 Forecast mobile market – 2012; 2015
3. Benin
3.1 Telecoms market analysis 2010 and outlook to 2015
3.2 Regulatory environment
3.2.1 Overview
3.2.2 West African common regulatory framework 2005
3.2.3 The big 'clean-up' 2007
3.3 Overview of Benin's mobile market
3.3.1 Mobile statistics
3.4 Major mobile operators
3.4.1 MTN (Spacetel-Benin, Areeba)
3.4.2 Moov (Telecel Benin)
3.4.3 Libercom (Benin Telecoms)
3.4.4 BBCom (Bell Benin)
3.4.5 Glo Mobile Benin (Globacom)
3.5 Government confrontation with MTN and Moov
4. Botswana
4.1 Telecoms market analysis 2010
4.2 Overview of Botswana's mobile market
4.2.1 Mobile statistics
4.3 Regulatory issues
4.3.1 Interconnection
4.3.2 Backbone infrastructure
4.3.3 Airtime tax
4.3.4 Registration of subscriber details
4.4 Major mobile operators
4.4.1 Mascom Wireless
4.4.2 Orange Botswana (formerly Vista Cellular)
4.4.3 BeMobile (BTC)
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6. Burkina Faso
6.1 Overview of Burkina Faso's mobile market
6.1.1 Mobile statistics
6.2 Major mobile operators
6.2.1 Zain (formerly Celtel)
6.2.2 Telmob (Onatel)
6.2.3 Moov (Telecel, Etisalat)
7. Cameroon
7.1 Overview of Cameroon's mobile market
7.1.1 Mobile statistics
7.2 Regulatory environment
7.2.1 Interconnection
7.2.2 Registration of subscriber details
7.3 Major mobile operators
7.3.1 MTN Cameroon
7.3.2 Orange CM
7.3.3 Cameroon Mobile Telecommunications (CMT)
7.4 Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO)
7.5 Forecasts – mobile market – 2012; 2016
8. Chad
8.1 Overview of Chad's mobile market
8.1.1 Mobile statistics
8.2 Major mobile operators
8.2.1 Zain Chad (formerly Celtel)
8.2.2 Millicom Chad (Tigo)
8.2.3 Tchad Mobile (defunct)
9. Cote d'Ivoire
9.1 Overview of Côte d'Ivoire's mobile market
9.1.1 Mobile statistics
9.2 Regulatory environment
9.2.1 Interconnection
9.3 Major mobile operators
9.3.1 MTN Côte d'Ivoire (formerly Loteny)
9.3.2 Orange CI
9.3.3 Comium (KoZ)
9.3.4 Moov (Etisalat)
9.3.5 Green Network (Oricel, LapGreen)
9.3.6 Warid Telecom
9.3.7 Globacom
9.3.8 CORA de Comstar and Aircomm CI (Historic)
10. Democratic Republic of Congo
10.1 Overview of the DRC's mobile market
10.1.1 Mobile statistics
10.2 Regulatory issues
10.2.1 GSM licence conditions, fees and taxes
10.3 Major mobile operators
10.3.1 Vodacom Congo
10.3.2 Bharti Airtel (formerly Zain, Celtel)
10.3.3 Tigo (Millicom)
10.3.4 CCT
11. Egypt
11.1 Overview of Egypt's mobile market
11.1.1 Telecom Egypt's mobile deal
11.1.2 Third mobile licence
11.1.3 Fourth mobile licence
11.1.4 Mobile statistics
11.2 Regulatory issues
11.2.1 Tariffs
11.2.2 International gateways
11.2.3 Mobile Number Portability (MNP)
11.2.4 Registration of user details
11.2.5 GPS ban
11.3 Major mobile operators
11.3.1 Mobinil (ECMS)
11.3.2 Vodafone Egypt
11.3.3 Etisalat Misr
11.4 Mobile voice services
11.4.1 Prepaid services
11.4.2 Satellite mobile
11.4.3 Mobile VoIP
11.5 Forecasts – mobile subscribers 2012; 2015
12. Ethiopia
12.1 Overview of Ethiopia's mobile market
12.1.1 Mobile statistics
12.2 Mobile operator
12.2.1 Ethio-Mobile
12.3 Mobile voice services
12.3.1 Satellite mobile
12.4 Forecast – mobile subscribers – 2013; 2016
13. Gabon
13.1 Overview of Gabon's mobile market
13.1.1 Mobile statistics
13.2 Major mobile operators
13.2.1 Bharti Airtel (formerly Zain, Celtel)
13.2.2 Libertis (Gabon Telecom)
13.2.3 Moov (Telecel Gabon)
13.2.4 Azur (USAN, Bintel)
14. Gambia
14.1 Overview of Gambia's mobile market
14.1.1 Mobile statistics
14.2 Major mobile operators
14.2.1 Gamcel
14.2.2 Africell
14.2.3 Comium
14.2.4 QCell
14.2.5 Additional licences
15. Ghana
15.1 Overview of Ghana's mobile market
15.1.1 Mobile statistics
15.2 Regulatory issues
15.2.1 Licensing
15.2.2 Tariffs
15.2.3 Interconnect
15.2.4 Taxation
15.2.5 Mobile Number Portability (MNP)
15.2.6 Infrastructure sharing
15.2.7 Registration of subscriber details
15.3 Major mobile operators
15.3.1 Vodafone (Ghana Telecom, OneTouch)
15.3.2 MTN Ghana (formerly ScanCom, Spacefon Areeba)
15.3.3 Millicom Ghana (Mobitel, Tigo)
15.3.4 Kasapa
15.3.5 Zain (Celtel, Westel)
15.3.6 Globacom
15.4 Average revenue per user (ARPU)
15.5 Forecast – mobile market 2012; 2015
16. Guinea
16.1 Overview of Guinea's mobile market
16.1.1 Mobile statistics
16.2 Major mobile operators
16.2.1 MTN Guinea (Areeba)
16.2.2 Sotelgui (Lagui)
16.2.3 Orange Guinea (formerly Spacetel Guinee)
16.2.4 Intercel Guinea (formerly Telecel Guinea)
16.2.5 Cellcom Guinee
17. Kenya
17.1 Overview of Kenya's mobile market
17.1.1 Mobile statistics
17.2 Regulatory issues
17.2.1 Interconnection
17.2.2 International gateways
17.2.3 Mobile Number Portability (MNP)
17.2.4 Quality of Service (QoS) control
17.2.5 Registration of subscriber details
17.2.6 Taxes
17.2.7 Tariff regulation
17.3 Major mobile operators
17.3.1 Safaricom Ltd
17.3.2 Bharti Airtel Kenya (formerly Zain, Celtel, KenCell)
17.3.3 Essar Telecom Kenya (Yu, formerly Econet)
17.3.4 Orange Kenya (Telkom Kenya)
17.4 Mobile voice services
17.4.1 Prepaid cards
17.4.2 Special regional tariffs
17.4.3 International roaming
17.4.4 VoIP
17.4.5 Flashback
17.4.6 GSM community phones
17.4.7 Price war 2008-2010
17.4.8 Low-cost handsets
17.4.9 Satellite mobile
17.5 Forecast mobile subscribers – 2013; 2016
18. Lesotho
18.1 Overview of Lesotho's mobile market
18.1.1 Mobile statistics
18.2 Major mobile operators
18.2.1 Vodacom Lesotho
18.2.2 Econet Ezi-Cel
19. Liberia
19.1 Overview of Liberia's mobile market
19.1.1 Mobile statistics
19.2 Regulatory issues
19.2.1 Licence reform
19.2.2 The Comium-Liberia Act
19.2.3 GSM spectrum reallocation
19.2.4 Interconnection
19.3 Major mobile operators
19.3.1 MTN Liberia (LoneStar)
19.3.2 Cellcom
19.3.3 Comium
19.3.4 LiberCell
19.4 Additional licences
20. Libya
20.1 Overview of Libya's mobile market
20.1.1 Mobile statistics
20.2 Major mobile operators
20.2.1 Al-Madar (El-Madar)
20.2.2 Libyana
21. Madagascar
21.1 Overview of Madagascar's mobile market
21.1.1 Mobile statistics
21.2 Major mobile operators
21.2.1 Zain (formerly Madacom, Celtel)
21.2.2 Orange Madagascar (formerly SMM)
21.2.3 Telma Mobile
21.2.4 Madamobil
21.3 Mobile handsets
21.4 Forecasts – mobile market – 2012; 2015
22. Malawi
22.1 Overview of Malawi's mobile market
22.1.1 Mobile statistics
22.2 Major mobile operators
22.2.1 TNM
22.2.2 Zain Malawi (formerly Celtel)
22.3 Third and fourth mobile licence
22.3.1 G-Mobile (GAIN)
23. Mali
23.1 Overview of Mali's mobile market
23.1.1 Mobile statistics
23.2 Major mobile operators
23.2.1 Malitel
23.2.2 Orange Mali (formerly Ikatel)
24. Mauritius
24.1 Overview of the Mauritian mobile market
24.1.1 Mobile statistics
24.2 Major mobile operators
24.2.1 Orange (MT, Cellplus)
24.2.2 Emtel
24.2.3 Mahanagar (MTML)
25. Morocco
25.1 Overview of Morocco's mobile market
25.1.1 Mobile statistics
25.2 Major mobile operators
25.2.1 Maroc Telecom (IAM)
25.2.2 Medi Telecom (Meditel)
25.2.3 Wana
25.3 Forecast – mobile market – 2012; 2015
26. Mozambique
26.1 Overview of Mozambique's mobile market
26.1.1 Mobile statistics
26.2 Major mobile operators
26.2.1 mCel
26.2.2 Vodacom Mozambique
26.3 Third mobile licence
26.4 ARPU
27. Namibia
27.1 Overview of Namibia's mobile market
27.1.1 The long road to Namibia's second mobile licence
27.1.2 Mobile statistics
27.2 Major mobile operators
27.2.1 MTC
27.2.2 Cell One (Leo)
28. Nigeria
28.1 Overview of Nigeria's mobile market
28.1.1 Mobile statistics
28.2 Regulatory issues
28.2.1 GSM licence terms
28.2.2 Interconnection
28.2.3 Mobile tariffs
28.2.4 International gateways
28.2.5 Unified licensing regime brings new competition
28.2.6 Universal service
28.2.7 Mobile number portability
28.2.8 Central equipment identity register
28.2.9 Poor quality of service
28.2.10 Registration of subscriber details
28.2.11 Foreign ownership
28.3 Major mobile operators
28.3.1 MTN Nigeria
28.3.2 Bharti Airtel (formerly Zain/Celtel Nigeria)
28.3.3 Globacom
28.3.4 M-Tel
28.3.5 Unified service licensees
28.4 Forecasts – mobile subscribers – 2012; 2016
29. Rwanda
29.1 Overview of Rwanda's mobile market
29.1.1 Mobile statistics
29.2 Major mobile operators
29.2.1 MTN Rwanda
29.2.2 Rwandatel (formerly Terracom Mobile)
29.2.3 Millicom Rwanda (Tigo)
29.3 Mobile handsets
29.4 Forecasts – mobile market – 2013, 2016
30. Senegal
30.1 Overview of Senegal's mobile market
30.1.1 Mobile statistics
30.2 Regulatory issues
30.2.1 Mobile number portability (MNP)
30.2.2 Registration of customer details
30.2.3 Per-second billing (PSB)
30.2.4 MVNO licences
30.2.5 Millicom licence dispute
30.3 Major mobile operators
30.3.1 Orange (Sonatel Mobiles)
30.3.2 Tigo (Sentel GSM)
30.3.3 Expresso (Sudatel)
31. Sierra Leone
31.1 Overview of Sierra Leone's mobile market
31.1.1 Mobile licensing
31.1.2 Mobile statistics
31.2 Major mobile operators
31.2.1 Zain (Bharti, formerly Celtel)
31.2.2 Comium
31.2.3 Africell (Lintel)
31.2.4 Tigo (now part of Africell)
31.2.5 Sierratel
31.2.6 Datatel
31.2.7 Cellcom
31.2.8 Ambitel GreenN
32. South Africa
32.1 Overview of South Africa's mobile market
32.1.1 Mobile statistics
32.1.2 Market liberalisation and licence obligations
32.1.3 Community service telephones (CST)
32.1.4 Fixed-mobile convergence (FMC)
32.2 Regulatory issues
32.2.1 Prices
32.2.2 Interconnection
32.2.3 Handset subsidies
32.2.4 International gateways
32.2.5 Fees and obligations for 1800MHz spectrum
32.2.6 Registration of personal details
32.2.7 Mobile Number Portability (MNP)
32.2.8 Quality of service (QoS)
32.3 Mobile handsets
32.4 Major mobile operators
32.4.1 Vodacom South Africa
32.4.2 MTN South Africa
32.4.3 Cell C
32.4.4 Telkom SA
32.4.5 Mobile Virtual Network Operators (MVNO)
32.5 Forecast – mobile subscribers – 2012, 2015
33. Sudan
33.1 Overview of Sudan's mobile market
33.1.1 Mobile statistics
33.2 Major mobile operators
33.2.1 Zain (Mobitel, Celtel)
33.2.2 MTN Sudan (Bashair Telecom, Investcom/Areeba)
33.2.3 Sudani (Sudatel)
33.3 Southern Sudan
33.3.1 Network of the World (NOW), Vivacell
33.3.2 Gemtel (G Telecom)
34. Swaziland
34.1 Overview of Swaziland's mobile market
34.1.1 Mobile statistics
34.2 Swazi MTN
34.2.1 Shareholders
34.2.2 Licence conditions
34.2.3 Network rollout and coverage
34.2.4 Services and tariffs
34.2.5 Distribution channels
34.2.6 ARPU analysis
35. Tanzania
35.1 Overview of Tanzania's mobile market
35.1.1 Mobile statistics
35.2 Major mobile operators
35.2.1 Vodacom Tanzania
35.2.2 Bharti Airtel (formerly Zain, Celtel)
35.2.3 Millicom Tanzania (Mobitel, Tigo)
35.2.4 Zantel
35.3 Tariffs
35.3.1 Special regional tariffs
35.3.2 Free international roaming
35.3.3 Price war 2010
35.4 Forecasts – mobile market – 2013, 2016
36. Tunisia
36.1 Overview of Tunisia's mobile market
36.1.1 Mobile statistics
36.2 Major mobile operators
36.2.1 Tunicell (Tunisie Telecom)
36.2.2 Tunisiana (Orascom Telecom Tunisia)
36.2.3 Orange Tunisie
37. Uganda
37.1 Overview of Uganda's mobile market
37.1.1 Mobile statistics
37.2 Regulatory issues
37.2.1 Licensing
37.2.2 Taxes
37.2.3 Infrastructure sharing
37.3 Major mobile operators
37.3.1 MTN Uganda
37.3.2 Zain Uganda (Bharti, formerly Celtel)
37.3.3 Uganda Telecom Ltd (UTL)
37.3.4 Warid Telecom
37.3.5 Orange Uganda (HiTS Telecom)
37.3.6 i-Tel
37.4 Tariffs and price war
37.4.1 Per-second billing
37.4.2 Free calls
37.4.3 Flat rates
37.4.4 MTN Zone
37.4.5 Free international roaming
37.5 Forecasts – mobile market 2012; 2015
38. Zambia
38.1 Overview of Zambia's mobile market
38.1.1 Mobile statistics
38.2 Major mobile operators
38.2.1 Zain Zambia (formerly Celtel, Zamcell)
38.2.2 MTN Zambia (formerly Telecel)
38.2.3 Cell Z (Zamtel)
38.3 Average Revenue per User (ARPU)
38.4 Local handset manufacturing
39. Zimbabwe
39.1 Overview of Zimbabwe's mobile market
39.1.1 Mobile statistics
39.2 Major mobile operators
39.2.1 Econet Wireless Zimbabwe (EWZ)
39.2.2 NetOne
39.2.3 Telecel Zimbabwe
40. Glossary of Abbreviations
List of Tables
Table 1 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate Algeria – 1995; 1997; 1999 - 2011
Table 2 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change Algeria – March 2010
Table 3 – Algeria – Djezzy blended ARPU – 2002 - 2010
Table 4 – Forecast mobile subscribers Algeria – 2012; 2015
Table 5 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate Angola – 1995; 1997; 1999 - 2011
Table 6 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change Angola – December 2009
Table 7 – Forecast mobile subscribers Angola – 2012; 2015
Table 8 – Mobile subscriber and penetration rate in Benin – 1999 - 2011
Table 9 – MTN Benin ARPU – 2003 - 2010
Table 10 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Botswana – 1998 - 2011
Table 11 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change in Botswana – December 2009
Table 12 – Mascom (Botswana) monthly ARPU – 2005 - 2009
Table 13 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Burkina Faso – 1999 - 2011
Table 14 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Burkina Faso – December 2009
Table 15 – Zain Burkina Faso subscribers and ARPU – 2006 - 2009
Table 16 – Zain Burkina Faso financial results and capital expenditure – 2006 - 2009
Table 17 – Telmob subscribers and ARPU – 2007 - 2010
Table 18 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Cameroon – 1998 - 2011
Table 19 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change in Cameroon – June 2010
Table 20 – MTN Cameroon ARPU – 2003 - 2010
Table 21 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Cameroon – 2012; 2016
Table 11 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Chad – 2000 - 2011
Table 22 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Chad – March 2010
Table 23 – Zain Chad subscribers – 2005 - 2010
Table 24 – Zain Chad ARPU – 2002 - 2009
Table 25 – Tigo Chad quarterly ARPU, local currency vs US$ – 2009 - 2010
Table 12 – Tchad Mobile (defunct) subscribers – 2001 - 2004
Table 26 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Cote d'Ivoire – 2000 - 2011
Table 27 – MTN-CI (Cote d'Ivoire) subscribers – 2002 - 2010
Table 28 – MTN Côte d'Ivoire ARPU – 2005 - 2010
Table 29 – Orange CI (Cote d'Ivoire) subscribers – 2002 - 2010
Table 30 – Comium CI (Cote d'Ivoire) subscribers – 2007 - 2010
Table 31 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Democratic Republic of Congo – 1996; 1998 - 2012
Table 32 – Vodacom Congo (DRC) subscribers – 2002 - 2010
Table 33 – Vodacom Congo (DRC) ARPU – 2003 - 2010
Table 34 – Zain DRC ARPU – 2002 - 2009
Table 35 – Mobile subscribers, annual change and penetration in Egypt – 1996; 1998; 2000 - 2011
Table 36 – Mobile subscribers by operator, technology and annual change in Egypt – March 2010
Table 37 – Mobinil (Egypt) active subscribers – 1998; 2000 - 2010
Table 38 – Mobinil (Egypt) key performance indicators – 2002 - 2010
Table 39 – Mobinil (Egypt) blended monthly ARPU and AUPU – 2002 - 2010
Table 40 – Vodafone Egypt subscribers – 1998; 2000 - 2010
Table 41 – Vodafone Egypt blended monthly ARPU – 2003 - 2009
Table 42 – Forecast – mobile subscribers in Egypt – 2012; 2015
Table 43 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Ethiopia – 1999 - 2012
Table 44 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Ethiopia – 2013; 2016
Table 45 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Gabon – 1999 - 2012
Table 46 – Zain Gabon subscribers and ARPU – 2002 - 2009
Table 47 – Libertis (Gabon) subscribers and ARPU – 2007 - 2010
Table 48 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Gambia – 1999 - 2011
Table 49 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Ghana – 1995; 1997; 1999 - 2011
Table 50 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change in Ghana – May 2010
Table 51 – MTN Ghana ARPU – 2002 - 2010
Table 52 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Ghana – 2012; 2015
Table 53 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Guinea – 1999 - 2011
Table 54 – MTN Guinea subscribers and ARPU – 2006 - 2010
Table 55 – Orange Guinea subscribers – 2007 - 2009
Table 56 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Kenya – 1999 - 2012
Table 57 – Mobile subscribers by operator and quarterly change in Kenya – September 2010
Table 58 – Safaricom ARPU – 2007 - 2010
Table 59 – Zain Kenya ARPU – 2006 - 2009
Table 60 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Kenya – 2013; 2016
Table 61 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Lesotho – 1997 - 2011
Table 62 – Vodacom Lesotho subscribers, ARPU and churn rate – 2002 - 2010
Table 63 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Liberia – 2001 - 2011
Table 64 – LoneStar/MTN Liberia subscribers, ARPU and market share – 2003 - 2010
Table 65 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Libya – 1998 - 2011
Table 66 – Mobile subscribers by operator, technology, and annual change in Libya – March 2010
Table 67 – Mobile subscribers, penetration rate, traffic and revenue in Madagascar – 1996; 1998; 2000 - 2011
Table 68 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Madagascar – September 2009
Table 69 – Zain Madagascar subscribers and monthly ARPU – 2006 - 2009
Table 70 – Zain Madagascar financial data – 2006 - 2009
Table 71 – Forecast – mobile subscribers in Madagascar – 2012; 2015
Table 72 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Malawi – 1995 - 2011
Table 73 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Malawi – September 2009
Table 74 – TNM monthly ARPU in Malawi – 2003 - 2009
Table 75 – Zain Malawi subscribers, market share and ARPU – 2006 - 2009
Table 76 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Mali – 2000 - 2011
Table 77 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Mali – December 2009
Table 78 – Malitel subscribers and ARPU in Mali – 2008 - 2010
Table 79 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Mauritius – 1995 - 2011
Table 80 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Morocco – 1994; 1996; 1998 - 2011
Table 81 – Mobile subscribers by operator, technology and annual change in Morocco – March 2010
Table 82 – Maroc Telecom domestic mobile subscribers and market share in Morocco – 2002 - 2010
Table 83 – Maroc Telecom domestic blended monthly mobile ARPU and churn rate in Morocco – 2003 - 2010
Table 84 – Maroc Telecom domestic mobile revenue and EBIT in Morocco – 2005 - 2010
Table 85 – Meditel mobile subscribers and market share in Morocco – 2002 - 2010
Table 86 – Forecast - mobile subscribers in Morocco – 2012; 2015
Table 87 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Mozambique – 1997 - 2011
Table 88 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change in Mozambique – September 2009
Table 89 – mCel (Mozambique) financial results – 2006 - 2008
Table 90 – Vodacom Mozambique financial results – 2007 - 2010
Table 91 – Vodacom Mozambique ARPU – 2004 - 2010
Table 92 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Namibia – 1995 - 2011
Table 93 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change in Namibia – September 2009
Table 94 – MTC ARPU in Namibia – 2004 - 2009
Table 95 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Nigeria – 1998 - 2011
Table 96 – Mobile subscribers by operator, technology in Nigeria – December 2009
Table 97 – MTN Nigeria ARPU – 2002 - 2010
Table 98 – Zain Nigeria ARPU – 2006 - 2009
Table 99 – Starcomms (Nigeria) total and mobility/mobile subscribers – 2005 - 2009
Table 100 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Nigeria – 2012; 2016
Table 101 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Rwanda – 1999 - 2012
Table 102 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change in Rwanda – September 2010
Table 103 – MTN Rwanda ARPU – 2002 - 2010
Table 104 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Rwanda – 2013; 2016
Table 105 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Senegal – 2000 - 2011
Table 106 – Mobile subscribers by operator, technology, annual change in Senegal – June 2010
Table 107 – Sonatel/Orange mobile subscribers in Senegal – 1999 - 2010
Table 108 – Orange mobile ARPU, prepaid versus postpaid in Senegal – 2004 - 2010
Table 109 – GSM licences and operations in Sierra Leone – 1998 - 2010
Table 110 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Sierra Leone – 2000 - 2011
Table 111 – Zain SL subscribers and market share in Sierra Leone – 2003 - 2009
Table 112 – Celtel/Zain SL ARPU in Sierra Leone – 2002 - 2009
Table 113 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in South Africa – 1994 - 2011
Table 114 – Vodacom South Africa subscribers and market share – 2002 - 2010
Table 115 – Vodacom South Africa key statistics – year ended March 2010
Table 116 – MTN South Africa subscribers and market share – 2002 - 2010
Table 117 – MTN South Africa key statistics – six months ended June 2010
Table 118 – Forecast mobile subscribers in South Africa – 2012; 2015
Table 119 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Sudan – 1996 - 2011
Table 120 – Major mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Sudan – March 2010
Table 121 – Zain Sudan ARPU – 2003 - 2010
Table 122 – MTN Sudan ARPU – 2006 - 2010
Table 123 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Swaziland – 1998 - 2011
Table 124 – Swazi MTN messaging prices in Swaziland – 2009; 2010
Table 125 – Swazi MTN ARPU in Swaziland – 2001 - 2010
Table 126 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Tanzania – 1999 - 2012
Table 127 – Mobile subscribers by operator and annual change in Tanzania – December 2010
Table 128 – Vodacom Tanzania ARPU – 2003 - 2010
Table 129 – Zain Tanzania ARPU – 2002 - 2009
Table 130 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Tanzania – 2013; 2016
Table 131 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Tunisia – 1995 - 2011
Table 132 – Mobile subscribers by operator, technology and annual change in Tunisia – December 2009
Table 133 – Tunisiana subscribers and blended monthly ARPU – 2002 - 2010
Table 134 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Uganda – 1996 - 2011
Table 135 – MTN Uganda subscribers – 2000 - 2010
Table 136 – MTN Uganda ARPU – 2002 - 2010
Table 137 – Zain Uganda subscribers – 2002 - 2009
Table 138 – Zain Uganda ARPU – 2006 - 2009
Table 139 – Forecast mobile subscribers in Uganda – 2012; 2015
Table 140 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Zambia – 1995 - 2011
Table 141 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Zambia – September 2009
Table 142 – Mobile ARPU in Zambia – Zain/Celtel and MTN – 2005 - 2009
Table 143 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Zimbabwe – 1997; 1999 - 2011
Table 144 – Mobile operators, subscribers and annual change in Zimbabwe – March 2010
Chart 1 – Mobile subscribers in Gabon – 2002 - 2012
Chart 2 - Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Kenya – 1999-2012
Chart 3 - Mobile subscribers by operator in Kenya – September 2010
Chart 4 - Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Nigeria - 1998-2011
Chart 5 – Mobile subscribers in Rwanda – 2002 - 2012
Chart 6 – Mobile subscribers in Tanzania – 2002 - 2012
Exhibit 1 – West African common regulatory framework 2005
Exhibit 2 – An analysis of Egypt's third mobile licence valuation
Exhibit 3 – Vodafone Egypt's public listing and delisting
Exhibit 4 – Emergency rescue scheme for Lake Victoria
Exhibit 5 – Ownership battle in Nigeria – from EWN to Vee Networks to V-Mobile to Celtel/Zain to Bharti
Exhibit 6 – e-Soko in Rwanda
Exhibit 7 – Spotlight on Vodacom GSM community payphones in South Africa
Exhibit 8 – Swazi MTN licence conditions in Swaziland
Exhibit 9 – Emergency rescue scheme for Lake Victoria
Exhibit 10 – Emergency rescue scheme for Lake Victoria
Exhibit 11 – Vodacom – in and out of Zambia
Exhibit 12 – One million dollars per minute in Zimbabwe
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