The Moroccan government launches an ambitious plan to keep a greater number of people connected online. By Rachid Jankari for Magharebia in Casablanca [Rachid Jankari] ANRT…
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RABAT, July 24 (Reuters) – Morocco-based Maroc Telecom on Tuesday posted a 22 percent drop in first half net profit to 3.13 billion dirhams ($345.6 million)…
Morocco has started the process to award 4G licences and is targeting for the first next-generation networks to go live in the North African country by…