Motorola plans to expand its business in rural areas of Africa. How? Using wind and solar powered base stations. Afrigadget previously wrote about this technology being implemented in Kenya, below is a short video showing that it is also in use in Namibia.
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[...] This video explains how Motorola is planning to expand its operations in Africa by using wind and solar powered cell phone base stations. These can work well in rural areas where there is no electricity, and provide the local people with means of communication that can make their lives much easier (f.ex. No need to walk over to the next village to get information about market prices or to check on family). ::Motorola plans to expand in Africa, via ::More Wind Powered Cell Phone Base Stations in Africa [...]
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