“I distinctly remember traveling in the 1980’s with my mother all the way to the capital city, a distance of 240 km, before we could make bookings and wait, only God knows how long, for our turn to make IDD phone calls. Those were the dark old days of the Ghana Post and Telecommunications monopoly”. This article looks at what happens when telecoms markets are liberalised, with particular emphasis on the Ghana case study
Type: Article
Region: Africa
Country: Ghana
Category: Governance/political
Organisation/Author: Accra Daily Mail