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% PERCENTAGE CONTRIBUTIONS OF <br />
TELECOMS INDUSTRY TO GDP (2001 -‐SEP <br />
2013) <br />
Sep' 2013 <br />
2012 <br />
2011 <br />
2010 <br />
2009 <br />
2008 <br />
2007 <br />
2006 <br />
<br />
ANALYSIS OF THE CHARTS ABOVE <br />
From the active internet subscribers (GSM) chart, it can be seen that haas been a steady increase in <br />
number of active GSM internet subscribers. This increase is due to the increasing popularity of <br />
smartphones such as Blackberry, Androids and tablets which means that Internet users do not <br />
necessarily need a computer or any other equipment (apart from their phones and subscription) to <br />
connect to the Internet. Also, the introduction of cheaper internet subscription rates has also lead to <br />
the increasing GSM usage in the country. The arrival of cheap smartphones in the country has also <br />
contributed to the big leap. <br />
While the number of Active GSM internet subscribers was boomed, the numbers of Active CDMA <br />
internet subscribers kept dwindling, witnessing the highest number of internet subscribers in the month <br />
of November 2013. The numbers remain little compared to that of the GSM internet subscribers. <br />
From chart showing the Percentage contribution of the telecoms industry to GDP reveals that that there <br />
has been a steady increase in the percentage contribution of the Telecoms industry to the nation’s GDP, <br />
with September 2013 recording the highest percentage contribution of 7.76%. This is due to the <br />
development in the Industry, with increasing numbers of investors investing in this sector of the <br />
economy.