Cameroon extends fibre backbone by 4,000 km
The network infrastructure expansion is part of the country's efforts to establish itself as a hub for digital transformation in Sub-Saharan Africa by 2023.
Amindeh Blaise Atabong
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Cameroon suffers outgoing international traffic disruptions
Camtel did not provide specifics on the incident, but stated that it occurred on September 5 at the West African Cable System landing point in Batoke.
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Camtel outsources fixed network services to drive expansion
State-owned telco tailors ongoing strategy to secure greater share of the competitive market.
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Camtel says vandalism to blame for SAT-3 fibre optic cut
Recent service disruption to Camtel network, as well as to service delivery from third-party MNOs.
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WE-Africa-NA promises stronger links between Africa, Europe and the US
Joint land-based fibre optic network to connect Sudan to Cameroon via Chad.
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Cameroon MNOs compete to cash in on AFCON 2021
Camtel, MTN and Orange look to attract new business.
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Camtel partners MTN Cameroon in local roaming deal
Camtel subscribers will be able to remain connected to telecommunications services by switching to MTN’s network.
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Camtel preps Brazil mission to woo potential telco investors
Ambassador of Brazil to Cameroon Vivian Loss Sanmartin pledges support.
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Camtel rebrands commercial services as Blue
Intention is to strengthen company’s position in the market.
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Camtel devises strategy to overtake competitors
Company says it is on track to lead in broadband services and digital transformation.
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Camtel to roll out US$1.9-million connectivity project
Telco enters agreement with education ministry to boost internet speed, establish new communications network and digital development centres.
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Conflict, vandalism threaten Cameroon’s telecommunications
Industry has lost pre-tax turnover of over FCFA 25-billion since conflict erupted in 2016 says labour organisation.