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slash TechTent. Welcome once again beneath the digital canvas that is TechTent, your weekly

update on the week's top tech

news. And what a week it's been. After much deliberation, the Chinese tech giant Huawei finally

got the green light to be involved in Britain's 5G network. Sort of. The coronavirus has been

declared a global health emergency. Oh, and the UK said goodbye to the European Union nearly four years

after it voted to leave. Dude tech tent, they said, it'll be a nice quiet week, they said.

I'm Zoe Kleinman, and fortunately I'm joined by a top team to guide us through. BBC tech reporter

Jane Wakefield, hi Jane. Hello. And I DC analyst Raquel de Condale-de-Marquez. Hi, Raquel.

Hey. We're going to be chewing over some of this. We are here for the week to have a campaign to convince British and

UK entrepreneurs to actually have their businesses in EU. Another main challenge that we face

in Africa are obviously logistical related challenges. So, you know, things like

postal addresses aren't as clear and as obvious in our markets.

First up, this week, the UK government finally made its decision about whether or not to allow

Huawei into its 5G networks. With the US breathing

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