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Omatek boosts Ghana ICT density

Friday, 10 September 2010 00:17
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Omatek Ghana. Photo: Omatek.comAimed at bridging the digital divide across the length and the breath of the continent, Omatek Computers, a foremost computer brand and the first indigenous computer manufacturing company in Africa, has successfully berthed in Ghana.

With this new development, Omatek has become the first local OEM to be established in the country.

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