Vodacom

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Vodacom is a South African based mobile telecommunications company, and was the first mobile telecommunications company in South Africa. As of September 2005, Vodacom's competitors are Mobile Telephone Networks (MTN) and Cell C.

The company operates across Africa in South Africa and Tanzania.

Vodacom provides coverage to Mount Kilimanjaro, making it the highest point in the world to be covered by GSM.

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Founded in 1993 as a joint venture between 3 companies:

Telkom SA Ltd (50%)
VenFin Ltd (15%)
Vodafone Group Plc (35%)

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Mobile phone networks by region (list)
Multiregional:	3 \| movistar \| Orange \| T-Mobile \| TIM \| Virgin Mobile \| Vodafone
Satellite:	Globalstar \| Iridium \| Thuraya \| ACeS
Africa:	mCel \| MTN \| MobiNil \| V-Mobile \| Vodacom
Asia Pacific:	AirTel \| Astel \| Au \| BPL Mobile \| BSNL \| China Mobile \| China Netcom \| China Unicom \| DiGi Telecommunication \| Hutch \| Dolphin \| Etisalat \| Globe Telecom \| Idea Cellular \| KTF \| LG Telecom \| Next Mobile \| NTT DoCoMo \| Optus \| Orange Australia \| Reliance Infocomm \| SingTel \| SK Telecom \| Smart Communications \| SmarTone-Vodafone \| StarHub \| Sun Cellular \| Tata Indicom \| Telecom New Zealand \| Telstra \| Touch Mobile \| TU-KA \| Willcom \| Nepal Telecom \| Spice Nepal \| United Telecom Limited
Caribbean:	BaTelCo \| Cable & Wireless (Caribbean) \| Digicel \| ETECSA \| Laqtel \| Setar \| Sunbeach \| TSTT
Europe:	Alands \| Amena \| BeeLine \| BASE \| Belgacom \| Bouygues Telecom \| Comviq \| Connect \| Connex Romania \| Cosmote \| Cytamobile \| E-Plus \| Elisa Oyj \| Finnish 2G \| KPN \| MegaFon \| Meteor \| Mobikom \| Mobistar \| Mobtel \| MTS \| NetCom \| O₂ \| Optimus \| Pannon GSM \| Proximus \| Quest Tel \| SFR \| Sonofon \| Stet Hellas \| TDC \| Telenor \| Telfort \| TeliaSonera \| TMN \| Telekom Srbije \| Telering \| Wind \| Xfera
North America:	7-Eleven Wireless \| Aliant \| ALLTEL \| Bell Mobility \| Boost Mobile \| Cingular Wireless \| Cricket \| Dobson \| Dryden Mobility \| Iusacell \| KMTS Mobility \| MTS \| Fido \| NMI Mobility \| Northcoast PCS (defunct) \| NorthernTel Mobility \| PC Mobile \| Primus Canada \| NEXTEL \| Rogers Wireless \| SaskTel \| Sprint PCS \| TBayTel Mobility \| Telcel \| TELUS \| Unefon \| Verizon Wireless \| Western Wireless
South America:	Amazônia Celular \| Brasil Telecom GSM \| Claro \| Comcel \| CTBC \| CTI Móvil \| Digitel TIM \| Entel PCS \| GT&T \| Movilnet \| Oi \| Personal (Argentina) \| Personal (Paraguay) \| Porta \| Sercomtel Celular \| Smartcom \| Telemig Celular \| Telesur \| Vivo
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