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AccessKenya ups the ante and Zain Kenya’s Merali ditches equity.
In the news this past week, AccessKenya has announced that it is now fully operational on the SEACOM high speed under sea cable. As a direct consequence, AccessKenya has doubled Internet bandwidth for all of its customers at the same prices that they have been paying to-date. AccessKenya has also
Now that SEACOM is live, what next?
It finally happened – after a delay of approximately one month, the SEACOM high speed internet cable went live in 5 African countries including Kenya on the 23rd July 2009. However, it will probably take a month or two before we can feel the full impact as many internet service
Seacom Cable “go live” confirmed for 23rd July 2009.
Its official. On the 23rd of July 2009, the Internet in East Africa is going to get fast, really fast! This is because the Seacom high speed undersea cable will “go live” on that day and change the East African Internet experience as we know it. Imagine a scenario where