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More competition in the information communication and technology (ITC) industry is needed to reduce the cost of doing business, says President Thabo Mbeki. Speaking after a three-day meeting of the Presidential International Advisory Council on Information Society and Development in the North West today, he said the second network operator could ensure the reduction of telecommunications costs.
"In South Africa you pay more than 25c for a line. In India 5c for the same service. The 2nd network operator will help to reduce costs. We also need to take wireless technology to the rural people. A variety of things can be done to reduce the cost," he said.
The second network operator will be granted its license within a month and could start operating almost immediately. This would end Telkom's monopoly of the market.
It took me 15 min to get off the floor
and lets say is the fun going to start soon
"In South Africa you pay more than 25c for a line. In India 5c for the same service. The 2nd network operator will help to reduce costs. We also need to take wireless technology to the rural people. A variety of things can be done to reduce the cost," he said.
The second network operator will be granted its license within a month and could start operating almost immediately. This would end Telkom's monopoly of the market.
and lets say is the fun going to start soon
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