Product Type: Market Research Report
Published by: Ovum Plc
Published: August 2007
Product Code: R464-640Description The Middle East and Africa region is a mix of markets experiencing different stages of broadband evolution. Many countries in the Middle East have high rates of broadband penetration. Israel, for example, has one of the highest penetration rates in the world with more than 65%. However, African countries lag behind when it comes to broadband. South Africa, despite being one of the strongest countries in the region, has a total broadband penetration rate of below 1%.
Table of Contents - Ovum view
- Africa
- The Middle East
- General market conditions
- Broadband penetration
- Affordability
- Urbanisation rate
- Broadband forecasts
- Broadband situation by country
- South Africa
- Egypt
- Turkey
- Israel
- United Arab Emirates
- Case study: Telkom South Africa
- Table of figures
- Figure 1 Consumer broadband penetration by region (March 2007)
- Figure 2 Broadband penetration at a country level (March 2007)
- Figure 3 GNI per capita
- Figure 4 Percentage share of income or consumption
- Figure 5 Annual dial-up and broadband costs
- Figure 6 Dial-up and broadband costs as a percentage of GNI per capita
- Figure 7 Urbanisation rates
- Figure 8 Consumer broadband penetration by region
- Figure 9 Subscribers by technology in MEA
- Figure 10 Top-level broadband figures for South Africa
- Figure 11 Broadband players: subscribers (000s)
- Figure 12 Top-level broadband figures for Egypt
- Figure 13 Broadband players: subscribers (000s)
- Figure 14 Top-level broadband figures for Turkey
- Figure 15 Broadband players: subscribers (000s)
- Figure 16 Top-level broadband figures for Israel
- Figure 17 DSL player statistics (000s)
- Figure 18 Top-level broadband figures for UAE
- Figure 19 Broadband players: subscribers (000s)
- Figure 20 Planned access network infrastructure of Telkom South Africa
- Figure 21 NGN roadmap for Telkom South Africa
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