Africa - Fixed Broadband Market - Statistics and Analyses

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1 Published on Market Research Reports Inc. ( Home > Africa - Fixed Broadband Market - Statistics and Analyses Africa - Fixed Broadband Market - Statistics and Analyses Publication ID: PBD Publication November 14, 2016 Date: Pages: 299 Publisher: Paul Budde Communication Pty Ltd. Countries: Africa [1] $2, Publication Type * - Select - Please choose the suitable license type from above. More details are at given under tab "Report License Types" below. Add to cart Telecom [2] Broadband [3]

2 Country Overview (Telecom) [4] Fixed-line [5] Description: Report highlights: Key developments in the internet and broadband sectors of African countries; Profiles of major Internet Service Providers (ISPs); Overview of DSL services and WiMAX networks, with pricing comparisons; Updates on CDMA-2000 network rollouts; Market developments relating to international and national infrastructure projects FttP developments; Regulatory policies affecting investment strategies. Mobile data as well as third and fourth generation (3G and 4G) mobile broadband services are covered in a separate report: Africa - Mobile Broadband Market. The countries covered in this report include: Algeria, Angola, Benin, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Chad, Cote d Ivoire, Democratic Republic of Congo, Djibouti, Egypt, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Gabon, Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Kenya, Lesotho, Liberia, Libya, Madagascar, Malawi, Mali, Mauritius, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Rwanda, Senegal, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sudan, South Sudan, Swaziland, Tanzania, Tunisia, Uganda, Zambia, Zimbabwe. Executive Summary More internet investment needed to sustain Africa s economic growth The development of the internet market in Africa has been stymied by the poor quality and relative scarcity of the fixed-line infrastructure. As a consequence more than 90% of all internet connections are via mobile networks. However, there is continuing progress being made to increase fixed-line connectivity, both at the backhaul and the local level. Growth is expected to be strong in most markets in coming years, albeit from a low base. Supported by sympathetic regulatory regimes as also by governments which have come to understand the key functions of broadband connectivity for economic growth, a number of countries have focussed on their fibre-based national broadband plans. There are also a number of countries with active small-scale fibre operators which have concentrated their efforts in wealthy suburbs and business districts. Taking their cue from policies adopted in Europe and elsewhere, regulators are formulating policies

3 which encourage network sharing and access to ducts, thus facilitating the roll out of networks and reducing deployment costs. Key markets for these developments include South Africa, Kenya, Nigeria, Ghana and Tunisia. In Tunisia the regulator in September 2016 launched a public consultation regarding its plans to introduce measures aimed at sharing and accessing operators fibre-optic infrastructure. The plans are intended to develop economic and technical conditions for sharing networks which will expedite rollouts by minimising costs. For its part, Tunisie Telecom has partnered with Korea Telecom to develop a 1Gb/s broadband service, while it has also trialled G.fast technology providing data at up to 800Mb/s over short loops. There is also continuing activity and investment in terrestrial and subsea infrastructure, aimed at providing the necessary backhaul capacity to support fixed-line and, more particularly, mobile data traffic. Increased bandwidth is also helping to reduce broadband pricing for end-users, thus enabling a greater proportion of the population to access services. International bandwidth supply is substantially higher than demand, and there is considerable capacity remaining even without the potential given by future cable upgrades. As such, effort is being concentrated in improving lastmile access. Although this is principally being made via 3G and LTE networks, there is substantial activity with fibre and upgraded DSL infrastructure as well. On the metro fibre level much regulatory intervention is still required to facilitate access to infrastructure operated by monopolies and to prevent the duplication of fibre ducts on routes connecting city centres with economic hubs. Key players in the cable sector include Liquid Telecom, which is building a new cable, dubbed Liquid Sea, running 10,000km from South Africa along the east coast, with connectivity to the Middle East and Europe. The cable has a design capacity of 30Tb/s, or about ten times the capacity of existing submarine cables in the region. A consortium including MTN Group, Saudi Telecom Company, Telecom Egypt and Telkom South Africa is also promoting the Africa-1 cable which will run from South Africa to Egypt, with branches to join other cables connecting to Djibouti and the Middle East. Liquid Telecom also continues to increase its terrestrial network length and capacity, while also investing in local operators. In October 2016 Liquid Telecom and Botswana Power Corporation (BPC) set up a joint venture, Liquid Telecom Botswana, as a new network provider. Liquid Telecom Botswana will lease capacity on BPC s fibre-optic backbone infrastructure and so be better provisioned to support services for its wholesale and business customers. The region is also on the cusp of further leaps forward as a result of spectrum policies. Governments and regulators are making use of spectrum released from the switch from analogue to digital broadcasting. Those countries which failed to meet the ITU s June 2015 deadline are expected to make progress during 2017, enabling spectrum in the 700MHz band to be repurposed for broadband use and thus driving broadband connectivity deeper into rural areas.

4 There have also been continuing investments in building local Internet Exchange Points to reduce dependence on international connectivity for local internet services, so lowering the cost of developing local hosting and application development. The African Internet Exchange System, an African Union project implemented by the Internet Society, aims to have 80% of African users internet traffic exchanged within Africa by These developments are encouraging for the future growth of the region s fixed-broadband sector, which will further drive economic progress as well as a range of benefits based on enhanced social inclusion among consumers. Table Of Contents: 1. Regional Market Overview 1.1 Internet statistics 1.2 Fixed Broadband statistics 2. Algeria 2.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Broadband statistics Forecasts broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; Internet cafes PC penetration 2.2 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks 2.3 Other fixed broadband services Wireless broadband 3. Angola 3.1 Introduction and statistical overview 3.2 Market analysis 3.3 Broadband statistics 3.4 Internet Exchange Points (IXP) 3.5 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Other fixed broadband services 4. Benin 4.1 Introduction and statistical overview 4.2 Broadband statistics 4.3 Public Internet Access Locations Telecentre projects 4.4 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks

5 4.4.2 Other fixed broadband services Benin Internet Service Providers Association (AFAIB) Benin Internet Society Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) 5. Botswana 5.1 Introduction and statistical overview 5.2 Market analysis 5.3 Public internet access facilities 5.4 Botswana Internet Exchange (BINX) 5.5 White space spectrum 5.6 Broadband statistics 5.7 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Other fixed broadband services 6. Burkina Faso 6.1 Introduction and statistical overview 6.2 Broadband statistics 6.3 Public Internet access locations 6.4 Other ISPs 6.5 Fixed-line broadband technologies Other fixed broadband services 6.6 Broadband via satellite 7. Cameroon 7.1 Introduction and statistical overview 7.2 Market analysis Public access locations 7.3 Broadband statistics ISP market 7.4 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Other fixed broadband services 8. Chad 8.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Broadband statistics Fixed wireless (WiMAX, WiBro, Wi-Fi) Satellite broadband 9. Cote d Ivoire 9.1 Broadband statistics 9.2 Public Internet access locations

6 9.3 Fixed-line broadband technologies Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX) 10. Democratic Republic of Congo 10.1 Introduction and statistical overview 10.2 Broadband statistics 10.3 Public Internet access locations 10.4 Other ISPs 10.5 Fixed-line broadband technologies Other fixed broadband services 10.6 Broadband via satellite 11. Djibouti 11.1 Overview of the market in Djibouti 11.2 Broadband and Internet statistics 12. Egypt 12.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Free Internet project National Broadband Plan Public internet access locations Broadband statistics Forecasts broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Vodafone Egypt EgyNet LINKdotNET Nile Online (NOL) TE Data Other ISPs 12.3 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks 12.4 Other fixed broadband services Wireless broadband Broadband via satellite Broadband over Powerlines (BPL) 13. Eritrea 13.1 Overview of the market 13.2 Broadband and Internet statistics 14. Ethiopia 14.1 Broadband statistics Forecast broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; 2021

7 14.2 National connectivity 14.3 Public internet access locations 14.4 Fixed-line broadband technologies Fixed wireless 15. Gabon 15.1 Introduction and statistical overview 15.2 Market analysis 15.3 Broadband statistics Gabon Telecom Internet Gabon Solsi 15.4 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) Other fixed broadband services 15.5 VoIP 16. Gambia 16.1 Introduction and statistical overview 16.2 Market analysis 16.3 Broadband statistics 16.4 Internet Exchange Point (IXP) 16.5 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Other fixed broadband services 17. Ghana 17.1 Introduction and statistical overview 17.2 Broadband statistics 17.3 PC penetration, Affordable computer programs 17.4 Public Internet Access Venues (PAVs) 17.5 Shared access centres 17.6 Mobile Telecentre To-Go Ghana Internet Service Providers Association (GISPA) Ghana Internet Exchange Point (GIX) 17.7 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fixed wireless broadband Powerline Communication (PLC) Internet via satellite O3b 17.8 Domestic backbone network infrastructure

8 Ghana National Public Data Network (DataNet) GT FastNet VoltaCom Internet Solutions (IS) Phase3 Telecom Electronic Data Interchange VSAT networks 18. Guinea 18.1 Introduction and statistical overview 18.2 Broadband subscribers 18.3 Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX) 18.4 Satellite broadband 19. Kenya 19.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Internet backbone infrastructure Broadband statistics 19.2 Forecasts broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; Public internet access locations 19.3 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Internet Exchange Points (IXP) Kenya Network Information Centre (KENIC) National broadband strategy TV white space ISP market 19.4 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks 19.5 Other fixed broadband services Wireless broadband Broadband via satellite Leased lines 20. Lesotho 20.1 Introduction and statistical overview 20.2 Broadband statistics 20.3 Fixed-line broadband technologies Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Other fixed broadband services 21. Liberia 21.1 Introduction and statistical overview 21.2 Broadband statistics 21.3 Internet banking

9 21.4 Broadband technologies Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX) EV-DO 22. Libya 22.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Broadband statistics 22.2 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) Other fixed broadband services 23. Madagascar 23.1 Introduction and statistical overview 23.2 Market analysis 23.3 Broadband statistics 23.4 Public internet access locations 23.5 Data licensees 23.6 ISP market Telma Global Net (DTS, Moov) Blueline Other ISPs 23.7 Broadband infrastructure Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Networks Other fixed-line broadband services 24. Malawi 24.1 Introduction and statistical overview 24.2 Broadband statistics 24.3 Malawi s ISP market 24.4 Fixed-line broadband technologies Other fixed broadband services 25. Mali 25.1 Broadband statistics 25.2 Internet cafes 25.3 Multipurpose Community Telecentres (MCTs) 25.4 The Cybertigi project 25.5 SchoolNet 25.6 One Laptop per Child (OLPC) 25.7 Fixed-line broadband technologies Other fixed broadband services 26. Mauritius

10 26.1 Introduction and statistical overview 26.2 Market analysis 26.3 Broadband statistics 26.4 Cyber City Project 26.5 ISP market 26.6 Broadband infrastructure Internet Exchange Point (IXP) Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Other fixed-line broadband services 27. Morocco 27.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Broadband statistics 27.2 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks 27.3 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks 27.4 Other fixed broadband services Satellite broadband Broadband over Powerlines (BPL) Wireless broadband 28. Mozambique 28.1 Broadband statistics 28.2 Public internet access locations 28.3 Mozambique Internet Exchange Point (MOZ-IX) 28.4 Fixed-line broadband technologies Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) networks Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX) 29. Namibia 29.1 Introduction and statistical overview 29.2 Market analysis 29.3 Broadband statistics 29.4 White Space for internet access 29.5 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Other fixed-line broadband services 30. Nigeria 30.1 Introduction and statistical overview

11 Market analysis Internet Exchange Points (IXP) National Broadband Plan Broadband statistics 30.2 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Nitel Cyberspace Hyperia Linkserve st Century Technologies Pinet Informatics 30.3 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks 30.4 Other fixed broadband services Broadband over Powerlines (BPL) Fixed wireless 31. Rwanda 31.1 Introduction and statistical overview 31.2 Market analysis 31.3 Broadband statistics 31.4 ISP market 31.5 Rwanda Internet Exchange Point (RIXP) 31.6 Cybercafes and telecentres 31.7 One Laptop per Child (OLPC) 31.8 Other initiatives 31.9 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Other fixed broadband services 32. Senegal 32.1 Introduction and statistical overview 32.2 Broadband statistics 32.3 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Other fixed broadband services 33. Sierra Leone 33.1 Introduction and statistical overview Broadband statistics ISPs and converged service providers Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fixed wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX)

12 34. South Africa 34.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Community access projects Internet Service Providers Association (ISPA) Internet Exchange Points (IXP) Broadband statistics Forecasts broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Introduction Wholesale Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks 34.3 Other fixed broadband services Broadband over Powerlines (BPL) Fixed wireless 35. South Sudan 35.1 Introduction and statistical overview 35.2 Broadband statistics 35.3 Broadband infrastructure FastNet RCS iburst EV-DO WiMAX and Wi-Fi Broadband via satellite 36. Sudan 36.1 Introduction and statistical overview 36.2 Sudan Internet Society (SiS) 36.3 Broadband statistics 36.4 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Other fixed broadband services 37. Swaziland Introduction and statistical overview Fixed-line broadband technologies 38. Tanzania 38.2 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Broadband statistics Public internet access locations

13 ISP market Tanzania Internet Exchange (TIX, AIXP) cctld management 38.3 Broadband infrastructure Hybrid Fibre Coax (HFC) networks Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Networks EV-DO Fixed wireless (WiMAX, WiBro, Wi-Fi) Satellite broadband 39. Tunisia 39.1 Introduction and statistical overview 39.2 Broadband statistics 39.3 Public Internet access locations 39.4 Agence Tunisienne d Internet (ATI) 39.5 Internet censorship, Net neutrality 39.6 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks VDSL G.fast Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks Other fixed broadband services 40. Uganda 40.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Broadband statistics Public Internet access locations Uganda Internet Exchange Point (UiXP) 40.2 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks 40.3 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks 40.4 Other fixed broadband services Fixed wireless 41. Zambia 41.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Broadband statistics Public internet access locations Community telecentres 41.2 Fixed-line broadband technologies Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) networks Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) networks

14 Leased lines Other fixed broadband services 42. Zimbabwe 42.1 Introduction and statistical overview Market analysis Public Internet access locations Zimbabwe Internet Exchange (ZINX) Broadband statistics 42.2 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Networks Africom Zimbabwe DataOne, SatNet Powertel Communications Telco Internet Broadlands Networks Aquiva Africa Online Zimbabwe ComOne Zarnet Ecoweb iwayafrica (MWEB) Zimbabwe Online (ZOL) 42.3 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) 42.4 Other fixed broadband services Fixed Wireless (Wi-Fi and WiMAX) WiMAX Wi-Fi Satellite broadband Table 1 Africa Internet users in selected African countries Table 2 - Africa Internet user penetration in selected African countries Table 3 Fixed broadband subscribers in selected African countries Table 4 Algeria - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 5 Algeria - Internet users and penetration rate Table 6 Algeria - Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration Table 7 Algeria - Forecast broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; 2021 Table 8 Algeria - DSL subscribers Table 9 Algeria - WiMAX broadband subscribers Table 10 Angola - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Angola Table 11 Angola - Internet users and penetration rate in Angola Table 12 Angola - Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration in Angola Table 13 Angola - DSL broadband subscribers in Angola

15 Table 14 Benin s international internet bandwidth Table 15 Benin - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 16 Benin - Internet subscribers and penetration rate Table 17 Benin - Internet subscribers by technology Table 18 Benin - DSL subscribers Table 19 Benin - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 20 Benin - WiMAX broadband subscribers Table 21 Wholesale bandwidth pricing in Botswana by capacity Table 22 - Botswana - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Botswana Table 23 Botswana - Internet users and penetration rate in Botswana Table 24 Botswana - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 25 Botswana - DSL broadband subscribers Table 26 Botswana - Fixed wireless broadband subscribers Table 27 Burkina Faso - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 28 Burkina Faso - Internet users and penetration rate Table 29 Burkina Faso - Fixed-line internet subscribers s Table 30 Burkina Faso - Public telecentres Table 31 Burkina Faso - ISP operating data 2014 Table 32 Burkina Faso - Moov broadband subscribers Table 33 Burkina Faso - FasoNet (Onatel) internet subscribers Table 34 Burkina Faso - Onatel DSL subscribers Table 35 Burkina Faso - Wireless broadband subscribers Table 36 Cameroon - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 37 Cameroon - Internet users and penetration rate Table 38 Cameroon - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 39 Chad - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Chad Table 40 Chad - Internet users and penetration rate in Chad Table 41 Internet subscribers in Chad Table 42 Internet access market revenue in Côte d'ivoire Table 43 Internet access market investment in Côte d'ivoire Table 44 Internet users and penetration rate in Côte d'ivoire Table 45 Côte d'ivoire Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration Table 46 Côte d'ivoire ISP market share of subscribers Table 47 DRC - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 48 DRC - Internet users and penetration rate Table 49 DRC - Fixed-line internet subscribers s Table 50 DRC - Public telecentres Table 51 DRC - ISP operating data 2014 Table 52 DRC - Moov broadband subscribers Table 53 DRC - FasoNet (Onatel) internet subscribers

16 Table 54 DRC - Onatel DSL subscribers Table 55 DRC - Wireless broadband subscribers Table 56 Djibouti - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 57 Djibouti - Internet users and penetration rate Table 58 Djibouti - Fixed-line internet subscribers and penetration Table 59 Djibouti - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 60 Djibouti - International internet bandwidth Table 61 Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration in Egypt Table 62 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Egypt Table 63 Internet users and penetration rate in Egypt Table 64 Proportion of internet users by access technology in Egypt Table 65 Dial-up internet subscribers in Egypt Table 66 Fixed-line internet subscribers and penetration in Egypt Table 67 Forecast broadband subscribers in Egypt 2016; 2018; 2021 Table 68 DSL subscribers in Egypt, total vs TE Table 69 Vodafone Egypt broadband subscribers Table 70 Egypt - Mobinil broadband subscribers Table 71 Egypt - TE DSL subscribers Table 72 Historic - Internet subscribers and penetration rate in Eritrea Table 73 Internet subscribers and penetration rate in Eritrea Table 74 Eritrea - Fixed-line internet subscribers Table 75 Eritrea - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 76 Eritrea - International Internet bandwidth Table 77 Ethiopia - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 78 Ethiopia - Internet users and penetration rate Table 79 Proportion of households with internet access in Ethiopia Table 80 Ethiopia - Historic - Internet subscribers Table 81 Ethiopia - Broadband subscribers Table 82 Ethiopia - Forecast broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; 2021 Table 83 Ethio Telecom capped DSL pricing 2016 Table 84 Ethio-Telecom EV-DO wireless broadband pricing 2016 Table 85 Gabon - Market share of internet subscribers Table 86 Gabon - Internet users and penetration Table 87 Gabon - Fixed-line and mobile internet subscribers and penetration rate Table 88 Gabon - Fixed-line internet subscribers and penetration Table 89 Gabon - Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration Table 90 Gabon Telecom internet subscribers Table 91 Gabon - DSL subscribers and penetration Table 92 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Gambia Table 93 Internet users and penetration rate in Gambia

17 Table 94 Gambia - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 95 Ghana Telecom broadband subscribers Table 96 Ghana - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 97 Ghana - Internet users and penetration rate Table 98 Ghana - Fixed-line internet subscribers Table 99 Ghana - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 100 Ghana - DSL subscribers Table 101 Guinea - Historic Fixed-line internet users and penetration rate Table 102 Guinea - Fixed-line internet users and penetration rate Table 103 Guinea - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 104 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Kenya Table 105 Internet users and penetration rate in Kenya Table 106 Internet subscriptions in Kenya Table 107 Wireless internet subscriptions in Kenya by access technology Table 108 Fixed-line broadband subscriptions in Kenya by access technology Table 109 Kenya - Broadband subscriptions Table 110 Kenya - Internet services revenue and investments Table 111 Kenya - Forecast fixed broadband subscribers 2016; 2018; 2021 Table 112 Fixed-line internet subscribers in Kenya by operator Table 113 AccessKenya corporate leased-line customers Table 114 Kenya - Fibre broadband subscribers Table 115 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Lesotho Table 116 Internet users and penetration rate in Lesotho Table 117 Proportion of households with internet access in Lesotho Table 118 Lesotho - Fixed-line internet and broadband subscribers Table 119 Lesotho - ETL capped DSL pricing 2016 Table 120 Lesotho - DSL broadband subscribers Table 121 Liberia - Fixed-line internet subscribers Table 122 Liberia - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 123 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Liberia Table 124 Internet users and penetration rate in Liberia Table 125 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Libya Table 126 Internet users and penetration rate in Libya Table 127 Libya - Fixed broadband subscribers Table 128 LibyaADSL pricing ; 2015; 2016 Table 129 Madagascar - Fixed-line internet users and penetration rate Table 130 Madagascar - Internet subscribers Table 131 Madagascar - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 132 Madagascar - DSL broadband subscribers Table 133 Malawi - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate

18 Table 134 Malawi - Internet users and penetration rate Table 135 Malawi - Fixed internet subscribers and penetration Table 136 Malawi - Fixed broadband subscribers Table 137 Orange Mali broadband fixed-internet subscribers Table 138 Mali - Historic - Sotelma internet subscribers Table 139 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Mali Table 140 Internet users and penetration rate in Mali Table 141 Mali - Fixed-line internet and broadband subscribers Table 142 Mali - Internet subscribers by type Table 143 Mali - DSL subscribers Table 144 Mauritius - Historic - Internet subscribers and penetration rate Table 145 Mauritius - Internet subscribers and penetration rate Table 146 Mauritius - Internet subscribers by type Table 147 Mauritius - Broadband subscribers by type Table 148 Mauritius - Dial-up internet subscribers and penetration Table 149 Mauritius - Broadband penetration (fixed and mobile) Table 150 Mauritius - Orange (MT) DSL and dial-up subscribers Table 151 Mauritius - Wireless broadband subscribers Table 152 Internet users and penetration rate in Morocco Table 153 Morocco - Dial-up internet subscribers Table 154 Morocco - Internet subscribers and penetration Table 155 Morocco - Market share of mobile internet subscribers by ISP Table 156 Morocco - Market share of overall internet subscribers by ISP Table 157 Morocco - Average revenue per internet subscriber Table 158 Morocco - Fixed-line broadband (DSL) subscribers Table 159 Distribution of ADSL access in Morocco by speed Table 160 Morocco - Internet subscriber market share: DSL and mobile Table 161 Morocco - Maroc Telecom internet subscribers by access technology Table 162 Mozambique - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 163 Mozambique - Internet users and penetration rate Table 164 Mozambique - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 165 Mozambique - NetCabo cable broadband pricing 2016 Table 166 Mozambique - DSL broadband subscribers Table 167 Mozambique - TdM ADSL pricing 2016 Table 168 Namibia - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 169 Namibia - Internet users and penetration rate Table 170 Namibia - Fixed-line internet subscribers Table 171 Namibia - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 172 Namibia - DSL broadband subscribers Table 173 Internet users and penetration rate in Nigeria

19 Table 174 Nigeria - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 175 Nigeria - Fixed-line broadband subscribers by operator Table 176 Nigeria - Active fixed-wireless broadband lines Table 177 Rwanda - Historic - Internet subscribers and penetration rate Table 178 Rwanda - Internet users and penetration rate Table 179 Rwanda - Internet subscribers by platform Table 180 Rwanda - Dial-up internet subscribers by operator Table 181 Rwanda - Broadband (>256kb/s) subscribers by type Table 182 Rwanda - Internet subscribers by major ISP Table 183 Senegal - Internet penetration by platform Table 184 Senegal - Internet users in Senegal Table 185 Senegal - Internet user penetration Table 186 Senegal - Market share of internet connections by platform Table 187 Senegal - Internet subscribers by platform Table 188 Senegal - Market share of internet subscribers by operator Table 189 DSL subscribers in Senegal Table 190 Senegal - Fixed wireless internet subscribers Table 191 Senegal - Fixed wireless broadband market share by operator (keys) Table 192 Sierra Leone - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 193 Sierra Leone - Internet users and penetration rate Table 194 South Africa - National Broadband Policy penetration targets to 2030 Table 195 South Africa - Average internet access speed Table 196 South Africa - Internet revenue by sector 2015 Table 197 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in South Africa Table 198 Internet users and penetration rate in South Africa Table 199 Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration in South Africa Table 200 Forecast fixed broadband subscribers in South Africa 2015; 2018; 2021 Table 201 Telkom South Africa DSL subscribers Table 202 Telkom South Africa residential ADSL tariffs 2016 Table 203 South Africa - Telkom DSL subscribers Table 204 Telkom South Africa WiMAX subscribers Table 205 South Sudan - Broadband subscriptions, fixed and wireless Table 206 Sudan - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 207 Sudan - Internet users and penetration rate Table 208 Sudan - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 209 Sudan - DSL subscribers Table 210 Internet users and penetration rate in Swaziland Table 211 Proportion of households with internet access in Swaziland Table 212 Broadband subscribers in Swaziland Table 213 Swaziland - SPTC prepaid business ADSL pricing 2016

20 Table 214 Tanzania - Historic - Internet users and penetration rate Table 215 Tanzania - Internet users and penetration rate Table 216 Tanzania - Internet users and penetration rate Table 217 Tanzania - Historic - Fixed-line internet subscribers Table 218 Tanzania - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 219 Tanzania - Internet cafes in service Table 220 Tanzania - Cable modem broadband subscribers Table 221 Tanzania - Fixed wireless internet subscribers Table 222 Tunisia s international bandwidth 2001; Table 223 Tunisia - Fixed-line broadband connections by data speed Table 224 Internet users and penetration rate in Tunisia Table 225 Tunisia - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 226 Tunisia - PC household penetration Table 227 Tunisia - Public internet kiosks Table 228 DSL subscribers vs total internet subscribers in Tunisia Table 229 Tunisia - ADSL markets share by operator Table 230 Tunisia - DSL subscribers by operator Table 231 Orange Tunisia broadband subscribers Table 232 Tunisia - Ooredoo FttP pricing 2016 Table 233 Tunisia - FttP subscribers Table 234 Tunisia - WiMAX internet subscribers Table 235 Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Uganda Table 236 Internet users and penetration rate in Uganda Table 237 Fixed vs. mobile internet subscriptions in Uganda Table 238 Zambia - International bandwidth Table 239 Zambia - Fixed-line internet subscribers and penetration Table 240 Zambia - Fixed-line broadband subscribers Table 241 Zambia - Internet users Table 242 Zambia - DSL subscribers Table 243 Zambia - Zamtel residential DSL pricing 2016 Table 244 Zimbabwe - Internet access revenue and investment Table 245 Internet users and penetration rate in Zimbabwe Table 246 Fixed-line internet subscribers and penetration in Zimbabwe Table 247 Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration in Zimbabwe Table 248 Zimbabwe - Internet subscribers Table 249 Zimbabwe - DSL broadband subscribers Table 250 Zimbabwe - ComOne broadband subscribers Table 251 Zimbabwe - Ecoweb broadband subscribers Table 252 Zimbabwe - Ecoweb revenue Chart 1 Algeria - Internet users and penetration rate

21 Chart 2 Angola - Internet users and penetration rate in Angola Chart 3 Benin - Internet subscribers and penetration rate Chart 4 Botswana - Internet users and penetration rate in Botswana Chart 5 Burkina Faso - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 6 Cameroon - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 7 Internet users and penetration rate in Chad Chart 8 DRC - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 9 Djibouti - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 10 Fixed-line broadband subscribers and penetration in Egypt Chart 11 Internet users and penetration rate in Egypt Chart 12 Fixed-line internet subscribers and penetration in Egypt Chart 13 Internet users and penetration rate in Eritrea Chart 14 Ethiopia - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 15 Gabon - Internet users and penetration Chart 16 Internet users and penetration rate in Gambia Chart 17 Guinea - Fixed-line internet users and penetration rate Chart 18 - Internet users and penetration rate in Kenya Chart 19 Internet users and penetration rate in Lesotho Chart 20 Lesotho - Fixed-line internet and broadband subscribers Chart 21 Internet users and penetration rate in Liberia Chart 22 Internet users and penetration rate in Libya Chart 23 Madagascar - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 24 Malawi - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 25 Internet users and penetration rate in Mali Chart 26 Mauritius - Internet subscribers and penetration rate Chart 27 Mauritius - Internet subscribers by type Chart 28 Mauritius - Broadband subscribers by type Chart 29 Internet users and penetration rate in Morocco Chart 30 Morocco - Internet subscribers and penetration Chart 31 Morocco - Internet subscribers, DSL and total Chart 32 Mozambique - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 33 Namibia - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 34 - Internet users and penetration rate in Nigeria Chart 35 Rwanda - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 36 Sierra Leone - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 37 Internet users and penetration rate in South Africa Chart 38 Sudan - Internet users and penetration rate Chart 39 Internet users and penetration rate in Swaziland Chart 40 Internet users and penetration rate in Uganda Exhibit 1 South Africa - Large ISPA members

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