Also, investors may consider providing their own infrastructure in the areas, as infrastructure is one of the barriers to investment. Another strategy they could apply is to provide services based on the African culture and income of the population. If telecom prices were low, this would attract more customers, especially those in rural areas. CONCLUSION: • The telecommunications sector in sub-Saharan Africa has seen major changes, thanks to improved regulation and government infrastructure. Some companies have achieved positive growth results since structural reforms were implemented, largely thanks to the mobile boom. • Despite the risks, we cannot deny success in this industry, especially in the mobile industry. The tariff for wired network and also for landline subscribers are low, but higher tariffs have been foreseen