http://www.lagostimes.com/2011/01/02/starcomms-said-to-be-close-to-multi-links-deal/

Starcomms, the publicly-traded Nigerian telecommunications company, is leading the race to purchase Multi-Links Telkom from its South African parent company according to a source with direct knowledge of the negotiations. If the deal goes through, it would make Starcomms Nigeria’s largest CDMA company in terms of assets and subscriber base. Multi-Links Telkom has been shopping for a buyer since Telkom’s chief executive Jeffrey Hedberg announced that running the Nigerian subsidiary was no longer a viable proposition.
Three Nigerian telecommunications firms; Visafone, Globacom and Etisalat had been linked to the beleaguered firm but they all denied interest. Multi-Links has been hit by dwindling profit margins and falling demand for CDMA services. Prior to his appoinment as Telkom’s chief, Mr Hedberg had been seconded to Multi-Links to turn the company’s fortunes around. He had,

Very good!

The gsm companies have the better & more advanced technology and they ain't resting on their oars either as they keep expanding, releasing new packages and improving on their services.

The only way the CDMA telephone companies can compete is to pull resources together so they can get a larger share of the market.

Well i hope when strcms eventully gets multilinks they will up their game