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- Room for growth in voice and data but stagnating subscription growth and falling ARPUs
- Viettel entry could catalyse consolidation
- Stable political environment and bright economic outlook, power sector scandal notwithstanding
- Falling oil prices reduce energy opex and boost private consumption
BMI View, by Amy Cameron, MEA ICT Analyst: Low ARPUs and a large rural population are key factors driving the development of Tanzania’s towers market. Although these circumstances have put a drag on subscriptions growth in recent years, Tanzania’s very bright economic growth outlook combined with the positive impact of falling oil prices could yet…
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