The week-long 20th East African Communications Organization (EACO) Congress and Exhibition addressed issues pertinent to the ICT sector in the East African region.

A new annual report highlights how undersea fibre optic communication cables (including those reaching African shoes) are important to the global economy.

The days of high-latency satellite Internet are slowly drawing to a close in urban areas. One example is Malabo, the capital of Equatorial Guinea.

A new annual report highlights how undersea fibre optic communication cables (including those reaching African shoes) are important to the global economy.

Although there is plenty of ICT news coming out of the Democratic Republic of the Congo these past two months, most reporting revolves around the failure to capture access to the recently launched WACS fibre cable.

Connecting 600k schools, LION2 cable to land in Kenya, indigenous software for Nigeria