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'''Chretien Talelo''' was the Director at Operatel CM<ref>[http://africa.tradeholding.com/default.cgi/action/viewcompanies/companyid/27997/ africa.tradeholding.com]</ref> | '''Chretien Talelo''' was the Director at Operatel CM;<ref>[http://africa.tradeholding.com/default.cgi/action/viewcompanies/companyid/27997/ africa.tradeholding.com]</ref> he is also credited for being the first Cameroonian to open a cybercafe in Yaounde. | ||
Chretien Talelo was also involved with Ditof, a joint venture catering to Cameroonian, French and American interests. Ditof hosts France Telecom's Minitel terminals, which are used to access internet.<ref>[http://banners.noticiasdot.com/termometro/boletines/docs/consultoras/aisi/2000/aisi_camerun.pdf noticiasdot.com]</ref> | Chretien Talelo was also involved with Ditof, a joint venture catering to Cameroonian, French and American interests. Ditof hosts France Telecom's Minitel terminals, which are used to access internet.<ref>[http://banners.noticiasdot.com/termometro/boletines/docs/consultoras/aisi/2000/aisi_camerun.pdf noticiasdot.com]</ref> | ||
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| Email: | ctalelo@mail.ditof.cm |
Chretien Talelo was the Director at Operatel CM;[1] he is also credited for being the first Cameroonian to open a cybercafe in Yaounde.
Chretien Talelo was also involved with Ditof, a joint venture catering to Cameroonian, French and American interests. Ditof hosts France Telecom's Minitel terminals, which are used to access internet.[2]
Mr. Talelo has been involved with ISOC's Cameroon chapter.[3]
Chretien Talelo's health become unstable and he past away on January 19th, 2010 while being taken to the hospital of the National Social Insurance in Yaounde.[4]