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  • The Léon Thévenin repair vessel is on its way to address a significant break in the EASSy internet cable, aiming to restore connectivity.

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    Repair Vessel Heads Out to Fix Major Internet Cable Break

    Tags: Africa, cable ship, digital infrastructure, Leon Thevenin, repair, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: May 15, 2024
  • Multiple East African countries face internet disruptions after a subsea cable cut near Durban, affecting connectivity significantly.

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    Internet Outages Across East Africa Due to Subsea Cable Cut

    Tags: cable fault, East Africa, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: May 13, 2024
  • Repair efforts for damaged subsea cables in Yemen face delays due to access disputes and security concerns amidst conflict in the region.

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    Yemen Subsea Cable Repairs Delayed

    Tags: AAE-1, EIG, Red Sea, repair, SEACOM, submarine cable, telecoms, YemenPublished On: May 8, 2024
  • The West Africa Cable System (WACS) was repaired after a suspected undersea landslide disrupted services, with further repairs ongoing.

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    WACS Subsea Cable Repaired After Landslide Damage

    Tags: Africa, repair, submarine cable, telecoms, WACSPublished On: May 8, 2024
  • Damage to the SAFE subsea cable has disrupted internet to Mauritius and La Reunion, with repairs underway and impacts on local services.

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    Subsea Cable Damage Cuts Internet to Islands Off Africa Coast

    Tags: Africa, cable fault, La Reunion, Mauritius, SAFE, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: April 26, 2024
  • Italy's G7 agenda emphasizes safeguarding undersea communication networks, crucial for global data and facing increased threats.

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    Italy's G7 Summit Focuses on Undersea Networks

    Tags: digital infrastructure, G7, Internet, Italy, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: April 25, 2024
  • The first repair vessel reaches the SAT-3 cable site, with restoration of service expected by early May, following a suspected landslide.

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    First Cable Repair Ship Arrives at SAT-3 Site in West Africa

    Tags: cable cut, Leon Thevenin, Orange Marine, repair, SAT3, submarine cable, West AfricaPublished On: April 8, 2024
  • South Africa's internet faces disruptions due to several subsea cable breaks, affecting major services and causing intermittent connectivity.

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    South Africa Internet Hit by Multiple Subsea Cable Breaks

    Tags: ACE, cable fault, MainOne, network outage, SAT3, South Africa, submarine cable, telecoms, WACSPublished On: March 14, 2024
  • Seacom is ready to commence repair on their Red Sea submarine cable, awaiting necessary permits amid geopolitical complexities.

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    Seacom Waits for Permits to Start Red Sea Cable Repairs

    Tags: cable fault, Red Sea, SEACOM, submarine cable, telecomsPublished On: March 8, 2024
  • TelCables South Africa launches a new Point of Presence at Teraco Riverhorse DB1, Durban, to bolster East-West connectivity.

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    TelCables Opens New PoP in Durban

    Tags: Angola Cables, data center, Durban, PoP, South Africa, TelCables, telecomsPublished On: March 8, 2024
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