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Ghana Smart Cities Project: Celltel granted authorisation by the NCA to commence projectThe National Communications Authority NCA has granted full nationwide authorization to Celltel, a wholly-owned Ghanaian company, to roll out a US$300 million Ghana Smart Cities Project.The substantive authorization makes聽Celltel聽an Internet and Public Data Service Provider and comes after a provisional authorization earlier in the year.In terms of scope, the NCA said, Celltel Networks Limited whose shareholder is Kludjeson International Limited, is authorized to use 2.4GHz and 5.8GHz b
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botella stanley Network Class 3 1-49 terminals nationwide to provide access to its clients. The authorization has a five-year expiration period, but Celltel would be required to commence operations within two years of getting a written greenlight note to start, or the authorization would be considered to have expired.The company is also required to pay an annual fee on June 20 every year to keep the authorization active. This clears the way for Celltel to roll out its聽Ghana Smart Cities project聽in collaboration with various Metropolitan, Municipal and District Assemblies MMDAs across the country.The project promises a nationwide聽Wi-Fi service聽that would come with Celltel-branded smart handheld, desktop and home devices for the subscription.RelatedPosts Top 5 African Cities With the Highest Purchasing Power
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When Maha Akhtar tried to renew her British passport while studying in Spain, she discovered that she is the granddaughter of an Indian Maharaja her mother had not been open about her father.Her family story could become a Hollywood film and while Akhtar has not completely got over the shock she has written a book to tell her side.Akhtar was taken aback when her request for a birth certificate, needed to complete her passport application, was turned down. She did some digging and learned that she was not born in Australia as her mother had told her but in Lebanon.And more surprisingly, her father was Ajit Singh, offspring of a young Spanish dancer from Mal
stanley cup aga, Anita Delgado, and one of India s richest Maharajas, Jagatjit Singh. Delgado married the maharaja in 1907.Akhtar had always thought her father was her mother s Pakistani husband. I felt tremendous anger and shock, I felt like I had lived a lie but with time, and by discussing what had happened with my aunt, I started to feel compassion towards my mother, the 44-year-old Akhtar said at the presentation of her memoirs in Madrid this month.The marriage of Anita and the Maharaja of Kapurthala in northern India is well known in Spain thanks to the 2005 book Pa
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stanley thermobecher ouple.Oscar-winning Spanish actress Penelope Cruz bought the rights to the book with a view to turning it into a movie in which she would play the lead role.Anita met Jagatjit, then a prince who was 18 y
