2Africa
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Bayobab Group, as part of the 2Africa consortium, confirms the landing of the 45,000km 2Africa subsea cable in Ghana and Nigeria. -
e& Carrier & Wholesale will land the 2Africa subsea cable at its neutral SmartHub data centre in the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Covering a continent’s worth of connectivity in three days is a tough ask – but that’s what the ITW Africa agenda will try to do. There have been several interesting developments, projects and focus areas in the African telecoms and connectivity market in 2023 – here are just five of them in areas that ITW Africa will address in September.
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center3 and Meta confirm the landing of the 2Africa subsea cable at two of the planned four landing points in Saudi Arabia: Jeddah, and Yanbu.
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center3 and stc Bahrain have completed the marine survey for 2Africa Pearls in Bahrain.
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WIOCC has landed the 2Africa subsea cable system into Open Access Data Centres (OADC) Durban data centre in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
Forthcoming events
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Vodacom has landed the 2Africa subsea cable at its landing station on South Africa’s Eastern Cape.
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The 2Africa subsea cable has successfully landed in Ras Ghareb, Egypt.
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Qatar-based telecoms group Ooredoo has started work on three new data centres in Oman.
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Sonatel, the Senegalese telco and subsidiary of Orange Group, has won the contract land the 2Africa subsea cable at its cable landing station.
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Djibouti Telecom confirms the landing of the 2Africa subsea cable in Djibouti.
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The facilities being developed by WIOCC Group's new data centre company will host cable landing stations for the 2Africa and Equiano subsea cables.
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The 2Africa consortium confirms the addition of a new segment to its subsea cable system - the 2Africa PEARLS branch - extending to the Arabian Gulf, Pakistan and India.
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The 2Africa consortium announces the addition of four new branches to the 2Africa subsea cable.
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Liquid Technologies (Liquid) and Facebook have partnered to build an extensive long-haul and metro fibre network in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
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Liquid Telecom began as a carrier providing services across Africa. Now, CEO Nic Rudnick tells Alan Burkitt-Gray why they’ve changed the name to reflect the group’s new business.
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Liquid Telecom, which this week changed its name, has expanded its terrestrial fibre network to the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) for the first time.
