
Contractors laying fiber optic cable in Kenya. About 10 new undersea connections are expected to serve Africa within a year.
The cable, built by Seacom, a consortium 75% controlled by African investors, is the first of about 10 new undersea connections expected to serve Africa before the middle of next year.
The expansion will cost about $2.4 billion and will help connect Africa with Europe, Asia, and parts of the Middle East at higher speeds and a lower cost. Read the rest of this entry »
