Why is Angola prime target of cyber attacks?

The two countries signed an agreement earlier this week to launch the DTT Broadcasting Network Development Project.

The company says government level discussions have been established, and it expects full operations to start by the end of September 2025.

The company and its part are developing a digital 'super corridor' that will enable direct access for European entities to markets in the United States, South America, and Africa.

Angola Cables, one of Africa's top ICT providers and submarine cable specialists, has been selected as a DE-CIX reseller for interconnection.

Angola secured dual financing with Société Générale bank to fund the satellite project.

Th recently set-up an advisory body is intended to provide additional support and oversight to focus on and strengthen the resilience of submarine cable networks.

The company's expansion plan comes as Africa's digital economy is expanding at a rapid pace, making dependable and scalable digital infrastructure critical.

TelCables Europe will provide an extensive portfolio of digital solutions to customers in Europe and the Mediterranean, including peering and cloud services.

Sound relations between Angola and China would see information and communications technology being improved in the southern African nation.

The agreement enables MSTelcom to provide regional customers in Angola with new automation software and technology that drive ndustrial operations.

The company marked its 55th anniversary, highlighting its longstanding support towards Angola’s socio-economic development.

The SACS cable system connects Angola directly to Brazil and from there to the United States and Europe.