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Internet Access in Mozambique

Internet Access in Mozambique

Mozambique’s internet infrastructure is heavily mobile-dominated, with three main operators—Vodacom Mozambique (about 50% market share), Movitel, and Tmcel—while fixed-line broadband remains minimal. Tmcel has accumulated over $400 million in debt and is undergoing restructuring to avoid bankruptcy. Mozambique is connected to SEACOM and EASSy submarine cables, landed in 2009–2010, and the 2Africa subsea cable landed in Maputo and Nacala in…
23 February 2025
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Internet Access in Libya: A Comprehensive Overview

Internet Access in Libya: A Comprehensive Overview

Libya’s core internet framework is state-dominated under the Libyan Post, Telecommunication and Information Technology Company (LPTIC), with LTT as the leading fixed broadband and data services ISP, Libyana and Al-Madar Al-Jadeed as two state mobile operators, and about 25 private ISPs plus 23 VSAT operators licensed since 2011. Libyana launched 4G LTE in January 2018 and had 49 towns covered…
16 February 2025
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Internet Access in China

Internet Access in China

By the end of 2023, about 1.09 billion Chinese residents were online (roughly 77.5% of the population), with over 99% of users accessing the net via mobile phones. China’s three major Internet Service Providers are China Telecom (state-owned, dominant in southern China), China Unicom (state-owned, dominant in northern regions), and China Mobile (the largest mobile operator, dominant in central and…
10 February 2025
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Internet Access in Syria

Internet Access in Syria

History of Internet Development in Syria Syria was relatively late in opening internet access to the public. An internet connection was established in the country by 1997, but for years Syria was the only connected Middle Eastern country that did not allow general public access Hrw. In the late 1990s, only government institutions and a few individuals (often via proxy connections…
7 February 2025
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  • Top 3 Middle Eastern Dividend Stocks for January 2026: YGGYO, YKBNK, Riyad Bank
    January 22, 2026, 11:52 PM EST. The Middle East stock market is gaining momentum amid global optimism and strong Q4 earnings. Investors eye dividend stocks for stable income. Leading stocks include Yeni Gimat Gayrimenkul Yatirim Ortakligi (YGGYO) with a 5.25% yield, Yapi ve Kredi Bankasi (YKBNK) at 3.19%, and Riyad Bank at 6.36%. These selections stand out for consistent payouts and robust dividend ratings, crucial as markets fluctuate. National Bank of Umm Al-Qaiwain offers a 6.43% yield but shows dividend volatility. Panora Gayrimenkul, despite a 3.3% yield, faces payout sustainability challenges. Caution is advised amid uneven dividend coverage and changing earnings. Investors should prioritize dividend reliability over yield alone in this evolving market.
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