Liquid deploys Mauritius Telecom T3 subsea cable
Liquid says it is bringing a critical increase in the availability of high-speed Internet connectivity for economies in the Indian Ocean islands to South Africa.
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Botswana: smartphone growth pushes up internet subscription
Market analysts point to widespread smartphone use, especially among the youth.
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CEC Liquid Telecom Zambia announces US$16m investment
Company details plans for infrastructure development and enhanced penetration in Southern African country.
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GetBucks opens its doors in Botswana
Financial tech firm wants to be a household name in Southern African country's finance industry.
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Alcatel Lucent to boost EASSy speeds
10,000 km submarine network to be upgraded with 100 Gbit/s technology.
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Why internet costs in East Africa remain stubbornly high
Experts list exorbitant taxes and a lack of shared terrestrial fibre strategies as failures.
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Mozambique's Mcel slashes call tariffs
Mcel joins Movitel and Vodacom who also slashed their costs this month.
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Ship slices three undersea cables
The Eassy network and two other cables could be fixed by 20 March, after a ship dragged its anchor for about 150km in the Red Sea.
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Eassy cable damaged
Minor disruptions to Internet services have occurred at Port Sudan, as a result of a fault affecting the network near Djibouti.