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Monday 6 February 2023 | Written by Matthew Littlewood | Published in Features, In Depth
The Consumer Regulatory Authority fully expects that in addition to software and hardware upgrades to the mobile network on the main islands, Vodafone will have replaced 2G mobile telephony connectivity with high speed 3G/4G mobile/wireless broadband on each populated island by year’s end 2023. Vodafone Cook Islands/23020327
The status of Vodafone as the lead controller of the telecommunications market in the Cook Islands has come under scrutiny thanks to a major report.
The status of Vodafone as the lead controller of the telecommunications market in the Cook Islands has come under scrutiny thanks to a major report.
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