CLEAN : Africa is worlds fastest growing

The video discusses the critical role of mobile broadband in regions lacking fixed line infrastructure, particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. It highlights the potential economic benefits, including a $34 billion GDP increase and 15 million new jobs. The Democratic Republic of Congo and Ethiopia are identified as emerging mobile markets due to their large populations and low mobile penetration. The trend of affordable smartphones from China and India is also explored, emphasizing their impact on the African market. Historical challenges in mobile communication are briefly mentioned.

What is the primary reason for the reliance on mobile broadband in certain regions of Sub-Saharan Africa?

• Government regulations

• Lack of fixed line infrastructure

• High cost of mobile data

• Preference for mobile devices

How much additional GDP could mobile broadband generate in Sub-Saharan Africa with sufficient spectrum release?

• $34 billion

• $50 billion

• $100 billion

• $10 billion

Which countries are identified as potential 'sleeping giants' in the mobile sector in Africa?

• Nigeria and Kenya

• South Africa and Ghana

• Egypt and Morocco

• DRC and Ethiopia

What is a significant factor contributing to the growth of mobile technology in Africa?

• Introduction of $100 smartphones

• Government subsidies for mobile phones

• Availability of $50-$70 smartphones

• Increase in internet cafes

Which countries are primarily exporting affordable smartphones to Africa?

• Germany and France

• China and India

• Brazil and Argentina

• United States and Canada