Feasibility studies for the East Africa Submarine cable system (EASSY) have been completed, paving way for the project to be operational in the first quarter of 2009, according to project coordinator ...

The days of limited and expensive international bandwidth in South Africa are over as the EASSy cable became the second submarine cable to launch on the East coast of Africa. MTN’s Trevor Martin’s, ...

Gloabl technology giant Alcatel-Lucent is set to upgrade the EASSy submarine cable system, one of the largest and most modern systems serving Africa, with the deployment of the latest 100 ...

The East African Submarine Cable System (EASSy) has long been punted as the solution to East Africa’s international bandwidth woes – promising to bring affordable fiber connectivity to one of most ...

Kenya is set to host its third submarine optic fibre cable in slightly over a month’s time with services accessible by the end of April, officials of the East African Submarine Cable System (EASSy) ...

It has also included the Comoros in its planned fibre network, to which 29 African entities are party. The cables are SAFE/SAT3, SEA ME-WE and FLAG, according to John Sihra, the coordinator of EASSy ...

Dr. Angus Hay, CTO of Neotel, today announces on behalf of the EASSy Cable Management Committee that the EASSy system has entered commercial service since 30 th July 2010. Following the completion of ...

Kenya’s third fibre optic operator, the East Africa Submarine System (EASSy), on Thursday upped the ante in the ongoing internet pricing debate by accusing its rivals of deliberately denying consumers ...

19 September 2006 A submarine map of the coasts of world continents reveals a web of high bandwidth fibre-optic cable systems that serve the purpose of connecting the world via high speed internet and ...

South African telecom operator Telkom, has announced that it is an active participant in the latest upgrades to the East African Submarine System (EASSy). A map of Africa, showing the cable systems ...