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DR Congo growth drives mobile infrastructure spending
Two telecom tower companies are investing over $200 million in DR Congo's mobile infrastructure, driven by rising data demand and mining sector needs. The country's underdeveloped telecom market, with 110 million people and low mobile penetration, is attracting foreign capital as African internet data consumption is projected to quadruple in five years.
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