Discover the chaos caused by submarine cable cuts in East Africa and how it's impacting internet connectivity in the region. Find out what's being done to restore services!
Internet chaos ensued in East Africa following submarine cable cuts that disrupted internet connectivity in several countries. From Kenya to Uganda, the region faced slow speeds and outages, leaving many frustrated with the impact on daily life. The disturbance, caused by damages to major subsea cables, highlighted the vulnerability of the region's internet infrastructure.
As countries like Kenya, Tanzania, and Rwanda grappled with the aftermath, efforts to restore internet services were underway. Telecom regulators and industry experts scrambled to address the situation and alleviate the disruptions that affected businesses and individuals reliant on a stable internet connection.
One key cable linking the region to South Africa suffered damage, amplifying the severity of the outage. The incident drew attention to the importance of investing in reliable internet infrastructure to prevent similar disruptions in the future.
In the midst of the chaos, Vodacom's CEO, Shameel Joosub, emphasized the inefficacy of cutting wholesale call rates, stating it would not significantly impact retail prices. The utility sector also faced challenges, with a Superior utility's proposed rate hike sparking calls for cost-cutting measures to alleviate the burden on consumers.
The disruption caused by the submarine cable cuts sheds light on the critical need for robust internet infrastructure in East Africa. Efforts to restore connectivity and improve utility services are crucial to ensuring seamless communication and operations in the region.
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