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Ethio Telecom, owned by the Ethiopian government, historically held a monopoly over telecommunication services in Ethiopia. However, with the recent liberalization of the market,
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Ethio telecom is a state-owned telecommunications company and monopoly provider of internet and telephone services in Ethiopia. It is headquartered in Addis Ababa
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It is the primary internet and telephone service provider in Ethiopia and holds a monopoly over all telecommunications services in the country. The Ethiopian government owns Ethio telecom, and the
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