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The Gambia - Telecoms Market Overview, Statistics & Forecasts
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Number of Pages: 15

Gambia has had a 100% digital network since 1995, but fixed-line penetration has remained low at around 3%, which in turn has hindered Internet usage. This is expected to change with ambitious plans to multiply teledensity by 2008, making extensive use of wireless systems. ADSL broadband services were introduced in 2006. Mobile penetration is well above the African average and is expected to be driven further by the recent licensing of a third and fourth network operator. The recent award of additional international licences, the planned privatisation of Gamtel, and the new Telecommunications Bill, including new guidelines on VoIP, are expected to lead to new opportunities for additional market players.

 
1.Synopsis 
2.Key statistics 
3.Telecommunications market 
3.1Overview of Gambia’s telecom market 
4.Regulatory environment 
4.1Regulatory framework 
4.2West African common regulatory framework 2005 
4.3Interconnect 
4.4Universal Access Fund (UAF) 
4.5Telecom sector liberalisation and privatisation 
4.6Privatisation of Gamtel 
5.Fixed network operators in Gambia 
5.1Gambia Telecommunications Co Ltd 
6.Telecommunications infrastructure 
6.1National telecom network 
6.1.1Wireless Local Loop (WLL) 
6.2International infrastructure 
7.Broadband and Internet market 
7.1Overview 
7.1.1Internet statistics 
7.2Internet connectivity 
7.3Internet access locations 
7.4ISP market 
7.5Internet Exchange Point (IXP) 
7.6Broadband market 
7.6.1Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line (ADSL) 
7.6.2WiFi 
8.Convergence 
8.1VoIP telephony 
8.2E-government 
8.3Triple play 
9.Mobile communications 
9.1Overview of Gambia’s mobile market 
9.1.1Mobile statistics 
9.2Major mobile operators 
9.2.1Gambia Telecommunications Cellular Company Ltd (Gamcel) 
9.2.2Africell (Gambia) Ltd 
9.2.3Third and fourth mobile licence 
9.3Mobile data services 
10.Broadcasting market 
10.1Television broadcasting 
10.2Pay TV 
11.Related reports 


Table 1 – Country statistics – 2005 
Table 2 – Telephone network statistics – 2005 
Table 3 – Internet provider statistics – 2005 
Table 4 – Internet user statistics – 2005 
Table 5 – Mobile statistics – 2005 
Table 6 – Fixed lines in service and teledensity – 1995 - 2001; 2004 - 2005 
Table 7 – Internet users and penetration rate – 1997 - 2005 
Table 8 – Mobile operators, technology, subscribers and annual growth – 2005 
Table 9 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate – 1994 - 2004


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