Angola Cables, Orange seal infrastructure sharing agreement
Angola Cables and Orange will now offer seamless connectivity to the Djoliba Network and other global destinations.
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Cable breaks causing massive financial mudslide for business
Research, co-led by Angola Cables, points to massive submarine mudslide as the cause of SAT-3 and WACS cable breaks.
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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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Broadband Infraco adds capability to monitor WACS
Analysts laud the state-owned entity’s decision to add undersea cable monitoring as part of its new service offerings.
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China Telecom Global links with Angola Cables to extend global reach
Shared infrastructure capability to improve the transmission capacity, latency between China, South Africa, Angola and Brazil.
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Maintenance disrupts internet access in Algeria
Scheduled maintenance to SEA-ME-WE4 submarine cable.
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WACS break: partners move to reassure market
ISPs, telcos linking to- and facilitating West Africa Cable System are working to fix break in system over the weekend.
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Cable restoration vessel readies to depart Cape
Openserve confirms process underway and all loading is expected to be complete by 22 January 2020.
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MTN Cameroon in race against time to reconnect subscribers
WACS cable break results in several days of disruption to internet, voice service.
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Vox enhances its core network with Angola Cables
Deal will mean remote peering access to the undersea SACS linking Africa with the Americas.
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Paratus Group invests US$14-million in Trans-Kalahari project
Company says there is a need to increase capacity to Zambia due to increasing local demand for data, internet.