These towers are part of the final phase of the Wireless Saskatchewan initiative, which will see SaskTel invest over $70 million to construct 74 macro cell towers in rural parts of the province – see appendix for locations. Once the final phase of the program is complete, SaskTel’s wireless network will grow to include more than 1,000 cell towers, with over 700 located in rural parts of the province. SaskTel anticipates all 74 cell towers to be constructed as part of the Wireless Saskatchewan initiative will be complete by early Summer 2021. “Our government understands how important communication services have become, especially in rural and remote areas,” said Don Morgan, Minister Responsible for SaskTel. “Through the Wireless Saskatchewan initiative, and thanks to the efforts of SaskTel, we’re raising the level of connectivity in these areas of the province so that our residents are better equipped to compete and succeed in the today’s world.”
now that was a lively and interesting discussion from the streets of power if you want to see more than just go to you tube dot com slash t w africa or search for seventy seven percent there you can watch the four debate with you did come out. next stop well off to nigeria. better known by his stage name simmie wants to show you around his city. millions of people already call nigeria s commercial capital hole and its own truck to become the world s largest metropolis a hundred years from now for sydney lagos is all about hostel and success yes a glimpse of the city through her eyes take it away see me. me me and you re walking from one city my city i m going take your art show you our about to legalize economic center of nigeria and one of the biggest cities in the
party who were also detained i mean from the outside looking in this appears to be an act of the ruling party trying to shut you down. i lose count of how many times they raided us at the party headquarters we ve had doors mashed down they ve still been a computer is it must be twenty times to look at our hard drives and discover what he s been doing and where they ve been communicating with you know we come out of that period of time we ve had thirty eight years of harsh dictatorship under robert mugabe during which time opposition was into was simply not tolerated we ve had twenty years of simmie military giunta leadership where the military has increasingly controlled the regime and we in the opposition have been fighting to bring back democracy and i must say that i thought the november