It is important to engage in a welll rounded study in ordero identify the problems and hurdels created by the ETC over the other private sectors and people affording internet and telephone access, not only identifying but also the degree to which these problems are dragging down the impacted sectors and what these secotors could have made if there were not these high price and poor quality problems created by the ETC.

For one thing, there should be a well thought attention given to every constitutive element to make a good handle of the problems and clearly see the significance of the solution. For the other, with out such thorough comprehensive study of the problem, its implication on the other sectors and the public and the level to which these problems pulled back the social,economic and political development of our society, there is no way a clear and objective case made against the parties who refuse to privatise. Furthermore, there would not be a clear vision of what would happen and be done if privatized, without clear understanding of what I stated above.

We have to bear in mind that majority of the population has never had access to primary school, let alone using the internet. I guess the point would have been made better if it was about what the 2 in 1000 could do to contribute something valuable in facilitating other endeavors that takes precedence over the access to the internet.