AFRICA: MSI CELLULAR ACQUIRES LINKAFRICA.

From: IPR Strategic Business Information Database | Date: March 17, 2002 | Copyright information

MSI Cellular, the parent company of Celtel Uganda has acquired Link Africa, a satellite communication and data link service in Africa, according to a press statement released on Thursday by MSI. The benefits to Celtel Uganda wil...

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