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GSMA urges tax cuts on entry-level smartphones to bridge Africa’s 961m usage gap
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GSMA urges tax cuts on entry-level smartphones to bridge Africa’s 961m usage gap

The GSMA has advocated for tax reductions on entry-level smartphones to address a usage gap affecting 961 million people across Africa. By lowering the cost of mobile devices, the organization aims to improve digital inclusion and expand internet access to millions of individuals currently excluded from the digital economy.

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