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" Africa must not fall into the trap of trying to copy India’s high-volume, low-cost call centre model " - Sean Moroney, Chairman AITEC Africa

With the landing of two undersea cables in East Africa in 2009, the region will have the international broadband capacity at competitive prices to enter the world outsourcing market as a serious player. Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and Rwanda each have...

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" Africa must not fall into the trap of trying to copy India’s high-volume, low-cost call centre model " - Sean Moroney, Chairman AITEC Africa

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