Competition between mobile providers Orange and MTN is heating up in Cote D'Ivoire, writes L'observatoire des médias [Fr], who has photos of a new ad campaign.
Written byJennifer Brea
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2 comments
the battle is very hard between these two gsm networks.
I am a South African currently on a project in Ghana and I am picking up a growing sense of unease about South African companies on the continent. Anyone else picking this up? Are we regarded as the new colonisers?