Africa & Middle East Telecom

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Articles in July 2005 issue of Africa & Middle East Telecom

• EZchip nets $10 million extension
  by Anonymous
• Mobile to be used to track dolphins
  by Anonymous
• Amdocs buys DST Innovis
  by Anonymous
• CosmoCom expands global reach with South African partner Intelleca
  by Anonymous
• ECI lands Romanian SDH deal
  by Anonymous
• Etisalat acquires 26 percent stake in PTC
  by Anonymous
• RR Sat signs new contracts with Intelsat for content distribution in U.S. and Asia
  by Anonymous
• Etisalat still in race for Turkey's telecom giant
  by Anonymous
• Cable break in the Arabian Sea
  by Anonymous
• Wataniya to receive network upgrade from Nokia
  by Anonymous
• Etisalat rings up 23 percent rise in net profits
  by Anonymous
• Cisco inducement for SMBs
  by Anonymous
• Ericsson provides Wataniya Telecom in Kuwait with a complete push e-mail solution
  by Anonymous
• $8 billion invested in telecom sector in Nigeria
  by Anonymous
• Wi-LAN wins major contracts in Middle East and Central Asia
  by Anonymous
• Huawei reports $300 million turnover from deals in Nigeria
  by Anonymous
• Internet users in Syria are projected to exceed 1.7 million by 2009
  by Anonymous
• Telenor and Thuraya ink satellite services agreement
  by Anonymous
• Netcom Africa to begin commercial operation of 3G mobile system in Nigeria using Axity3g broadband
  by Anonymous
• Syria's GSM subscribers grew at a massive CAGR of 210 percent between 2000 and 2004, with growth forecast to continue in coming five years
  by Anonymous
• Ghana Telecom for pre-paid fixed phones
  by Anonymous
• Telecom regulatory body in Qatar
  by Anonymous
• Gilat appoints new CFO
  by Anonymous
• Siemens to equip Qtel with latest network
  by Anonymous