Mobile gender gap narrows in developing markets

Posted on May 15, 2024 by Guest authors

Over 1.5 billion women used mobile internet in 2023 in developing nations, as women are adopting connectivity faster than men, according to the GSMA.

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New AI initiative aims to improve African healthcare

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January 22, 2026
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Philanthropic organisation the Gates Foundation and AI research organisation OpenAI say they plan to invest US$50 million to use AI to ease the impact of chronic staff shortages in 1,000 primary health clinics and surrounding c…

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Relief operations in Sri Lanka and on the Thai-Cambodia border receive comms boost

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December 17, 2025
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More reminders of the importance of satellites, Wi-Fi and cellular to emergency communications come from recent events in Sri Lanka and on the Thai–Cambodian border.

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GSMA: 43% of global population lack mobile internet access

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October 25, 2024
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According to industry body the GSMA, 43% of the global population still does not use mobile internet, highlighting device affordability and digital skills as the main barriers.

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