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Mauritius - Telecoms Market Overview, Statistics & Forecasts
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Number of Pages: 25

The island nation of Mauritius sports some of the best telecommunication market indicators in Africa and has been the first with many innovations: It launched Africa’s first cellular system in 1989, the first commercial Third Generation (3G) mobile service in November 2004, and the world’s first nationwide high-speed wireless broadband network based on the WiMAX standard in 2005. Mauritius is actively pursuing a policy to make telecommunications the fifth pillar of its economy after sugar, textiles, tourism and financial services, and to become a regional telecom hub with Singapore as a role model. The incumbent telco has been partially privatised and all sectors of the market are open to competition. A second fixed-line and third mobile operator launched services in 2006, giving additional impetus to the market moving into 2007.

 
1.Synopsis 
2.Key statistics 
3.Telecommunications market 
3.1Overview of Mauritian telecom market 
4.Regulatory environment 
4.1Telecommunications Act 1998 
4.2Information and Communication Technology Act 2001 
4.3Regulatory authority 
4.3.1Information and Communication Technologies Authority (ICTA) 
4.4National Telecommunications Policy (NTP – 2003, 2004) 
4.4.1NTP targets 
4.5Telecom sector liberalisation in Mauritius 
4.6Privatisation of Mauritius Telecom 
5.Fixed network operators in Mauritius 
5.1Mauritius Telecom Group 
5.2Mahanagar Telephone (Mauritius) Ltd. 
6.Telecommunications infrastructure 
6.1National telecom networks 
6.1.1Mauritius Telecom 
6.1.2Mahanagar 
6.2International infrastructure 
6.2.1Submarine cable networks 
6.2.2Satellite networks 
7.Data market 
7.1Data network infrastructure 
7.1.1MauriData 
7.1.2ISDN 
7.1.3VSAT networks 
8.Broadband and Internet market 
8.1Overview 
8.2Internet access locations 
8.3ISP market 
8.3.1Telecom Plus 
8.3.2DCL Internet 
8.4Internet Exchange Point (IXP) 
8.5Broadband market 
8.5.1Overview 
8.5.2ADSL 
8.5.3Wireless broadband 
8.6Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) 
9.Convergence 
9.1NetTV 
9.2Broadcasting market 
9.2.1Overview of television broadcasting in Mauritius 
9.2.2Mauritius Broadcasting Corporation 
9.2.3MultiCarrier (Mauritius) Ltd 
9.2.4Digital TV 
9.2.5IPTV, Triple Play 
9.3E-commerce 
9.3.1Electronic Transaction Act 2000 
9.3.2Cybercrime Act 2003 
9.4IT incentives 
9.5Cyber-City Project 
9.6E-government project 
10.Mobile communications 
10.1Overview of the Mauritian mobile market 
10.2Mobile technologies 
10.2.13G 
10.3Major mobile operators 
10.3.1Cellplus 
10.3.2Emtel 
10.3.3Mahanagar 
11.Related reports 
Exhibit 1 – Telecommunications licences in Mauritius – 2007 


Table 1 – Country statistics – 2006 
Table 2 – Telephone network statistics – 2006 
Table 3 – Internet provider statistics – 2006 
Table 4 – Internet user statistics – 2006 
Table 5 – Mobile statistics – 2006 
Table 6 – National telecommunications authorities 
Table 7 – Fixed lines in service and teledensity – 1995 - 2006 
Table 8 – Internet users and penetration rate – 1996 - 2006 
Table 9 – Internet host computers – 1996 - 2005 
Table 10 – Dial-up Internet subscribers – 2000 - 2005 
Table 11 – Mobile operators, technology, subscribers and annual growth – 2006 
Table 12 – Mobile subscribers – 1995 - 2006


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