Libya vows to end telecommunications monopoly
Country’s Prime Minister lists poor quality of service and high cost of communication as key challenges.
Michael Malakata
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Libya: telco Hatif pens deal with US network firm to expand service
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Almadar Aljadeed jumpstarts 5G race in Libya
\Mobile network operator will roll out services in phases, beginning with the capital Tripoli.
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Environmental tech firm helps destroy Libyan chemical weapons
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Alcatel-Lucent building 1,000km Libya undersea cable
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New Libya office for Nokia Solutions and Networks (NSN)
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Libya to list mobile operator Libyana next year
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‘Libya to offer third mobile licence’
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'Libya halts tender for telco management contract'
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