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Smartphone gap keeps African women offline

In Sub-Saharan Africa, only 34% of women own smartphones, with a 22% smartphone ownership gender gap, says the GSMA.

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Smartphone gap keeps African women offline

GSMA: 810M women offline in LMICs; Sub-Saharan Africa 26% gender gap, 34% smartphone ownership—device access is the key barrier. Tech leaders targeting emerging markets must prioritize device affordability; AI risks widening gaps without inclusive design.

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810m women offline as Africa’s digital gender gap threatens $1.3tn growth - Businessday NG

GSMA report: 810 million women in low- and middle-income countries lack mobile internet, with Sub-Saharan Africa facing 26% gender gap; closing gap by 2030 could unlock $1.3 trillion GDP. Digital exclusion slows financial inclusion, e-commerce, digital banking in emerging markets—smartphone affordability and digital skills are critical GTM levers for vendors in Africa and Asia.

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giovedì 11 giugno 2026·itweb.co.za
Smartphone gap keeps African women offline
In Sub-Saharan Africa, only 34% of women own smartphones, with a 22% smartphone ownership gender gap, says the GSMA.
giovedì 11 giugno 2026·businessday.ng
810m women offline as Africa’s digital gender gap threatens $1.3tn growth - Businessday NG
The global push toward a digital economy risks leaving millions of women behind, with a new report revealing that 810