More details on outages that disrupted service of MTN Ghana, others

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• Kusukuuukuu 1 year ago

  This is why we need a mix of the sources of Internet. Even though fibre optic cable is the fastest, we need to consider adding satellite-based Internet which apart from being cheap also avoids some of these problems.

  This is why we need a mix of the sources of Internet. Even though fibre optic cable is the fastest, we need to consider adding satellite-based Internet which apart from being cheap also avoids some of these problems.

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• Charles Smiles 1 year ago

  We don't need to add it it's already here. Those imbicles have refused to issue permits for starlink operators. They want a bribe first from Musk's team like most of the corrupt african countries. Only nigeria has allowed Sta ...
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  We don't need to add it it's already here. Those imbicles have refused to issue permits for starlink operators. They want a bribe first from Musk's team like most of the corrupt african countries. Only nigeria has allowed Starlink to operate. BTW this was a deliberate cutting of those cables. The same thing happened in the red-sea last week. Something is going on.

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• Kofi Akwetey 1 year ago

  So, all other countries, except Nigeria, are corrupt because they have not licensed Starlink? Please think before you write.

  So, all other countries, except Nigeria, are corrupt because they have not licensed Starlink? Please think before you write.

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• Loyd 1 year ago

  You write plenty!!! but could not do simple thing. What caused it? Bad bad bad journalism.

  You write plenty!!! but could not do simple thing. What caused it? Bad bad bad journalism.

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• Hagoa, Kumasi. 1 year ago

  We have been told about the problem.What caused it actually?

  We have been told about the problem.What caused it actually?

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• Citizen 1 year ago

  A stitch in time is said to save nine right? It's about time we start looking for other available alternatives.Not only in the communication sector but also transportation, health and agriculture.
  The world is changing at a ...
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  A stitch in time is said to save nine right? It's about time we start looking for other available alternatives.Not only in the communication sector but also transportation, health and agriculture.
  The world is changing at a very fast pace and we cannot afford to continue to be behind.If the Koforida technical university can lunch a satellite, energy can produce from the abundance of sunlight and our tropical herbs are useful to cure so many many incurable diseases,then what is keeping us from developing and perfecting what we have for our own good?Hmmm

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