By Broadcast Media AfricaJuly 8, 2024 The EU-backed Medusa venture goals to revolutionise digital connectivity within the Mediterranean area by establishing an 8,700 km submarine cable linking North African nations—Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt—and promising 5G web entry by 2026. In December 2023, Benghazi’s seafront, identified for parkour, was chosen as a pivotal touchdown…
The EU-backed Medusa undertaking goals to revolutionise digital connectivity within the Mediterranean area by establishing an 8,700 km submarine cable linking North African nations—Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, and Egypt—and promising 5G web entry by 2026. In December 2023, Benghazi’s seafront, identified for parkour, was chosen as a pivotal touchdown web site for the cable, connecting…
North Africa has lengthy been a backwater within the Mediterranean submarine cable sector, with no single cable offering web connection to the entire nations alongside the ocean’s southern shoreline. However that is set to alter with the upcoming launch of a brand new cable – generally known as Medusa – linking southern Europe with North…
The Amilcar Cabral IT cable challenge goals to attach Cabo Verde, The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, and Sierra Leone by a submarine cable community. The targets of the challenge are to boost worldwide telecommunications capability, enhance entry to digital providers and supply important redundancy to ensure broadband web resilience. Inside the scope of the challenge…
Africa Newsroom2024-06-04 The Amilcar Cabral IT cable undertaking goals to attach Cabo Verde, The Gambia, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Liberia, and Sierra Leone via a submarine cable community. The targets of the undertaking are to reinforce worldwide telecommunications capability, enhance entry to digital providers and supply important redundancy to ensure broadband web resilience. Inside the scope of…
SEACOM says it has restored providers to its clients following the completion of subsea restore operations on its East Africa (S1) cable. The supplier of subsea Web infrastructure mentioned in a press release that the bodily restore of the subsea cable was accomplished on 31 Could and the method to revive and check particular person…
(Bloomberg) — A number of nations in East Africa together with Kenya are experiencing gradual web connections after a minimum of one subsea cable serving the area was lower. “The data we do have has confirmed that one of many subsea cables appears lower 45 kilometers north of Durban,” Ben Roberts, group chief expertise and…
The information: Two submarine Web cables connecting South Africa and Kenya belonging to Eassy and Seacom have reportedly stopped working since Sunday, Could 12, 2024. The incident has been reported to end in Web service disruptions throughout a number of East African nations, together with Kenya and Tanzania. Thus far, the rapid reason for the…
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The information: Telcos in East Africa, together with Kenya and Uganda, have restored community companies 4 days after the harm to 2 submarine Web cables connecting South Africa and Kenya, owned by Jap Africa Submarine System (EASSy) and Seacom. On Might 16, 2024, Safaricom introduced to its Kenyan subscribers that community companies are again on-line….