The line graph below shows the percentage of people in africa subscribing to mible and fix-lined phones from 1994 to 2004.

The line chart illustrates data concerning the proportion of humans in Africa who subscribe to two distinctive types of phones namely fixed-line and mobile between 1994 and 2004. Looking from an

overall

perspective, it is readily apparent that there was an upward trend in all types over a decade.

In addition

,

while

many people in Africa paid more money to buy fixed-line phones at the beginning, mobile contacts were more and more popular in the end. When it comes to fixed-line contacts, it started at 1,7 % and

then

had a slight fluctuation from 1,7% to 3,1% during a period of time before culminating in 3,1% in 2004. In terms of mobile phones,

this

figure began at a lower point (0.06%) compared to another.

Although

mobile types were less popular in the first five years, their rate rocketed dramatically by about under 9% preceding reaching a peak of 8,8% in the end and becoming the most popular.