Telecom Chamber CEO Urges Protection of Fibre Infrastructure Amid
Dr. Kenneth Ashigbey, CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, has revealed that Ghana has suffered a 5,600 fibre optic cable cuts in 2024, resulting in losses estimated at
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Dr. Kenneth Ashigbey, CEO of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, has revealed that Ghana has suffered a 5,600 fibre optic cable cuts in 2024, resulting in losses estimated at
In March 2024, multiple submarine fibre optic cables that provide internet connectivity to Ghana experienced outages, causing widespread internet
He further noted that fibre-optic cable was a vital resource that connected network operating systems, enabling faster data transfers and
Ghana''s Cabinet has approved a transformative proposal from the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications to integrate fibre-optic ducts and
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This research seeks to investigate the challenges in fiber cable deployment in Ghana, with emphasis on the technical, regulatory, managerial
Expresso Ghana would soon land a new undersea fibre optic cable called ACE in Ghana, Adom News can confirm .
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With mobile internet growing strongly and the government committed to extensive ICT development, Ghana''s IT sector is gaining momentum. Demand for tech services and products is rising from
By Emelia B. Addae Nkawkaw (E/R), Sept. 24, GNA – Dr Kenneth Ashigbey, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications, has expressed concern
Ghana connects to 2Africa, its sixth submarine fiber optic cable The government wants to strengthen the national telecoms infrastructure as part of its digital transformation ambitions. The
Ghana''s telecommunications industry is grappling with a sharp rise in fibre optic cable damage, with operators now recording more than 8,000 fibre cuts a year — a surge that industry
Road and construction activities caused 60% of Ghana''s fiber cuts, including 10,832 outages in 2023–24, costing 138 million cedis in 2024 alone. Telecom operators expect the new policy to cut
The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT) and the Electronic Money Issuers (EMIS) Chamber of Ghana have revealed that between January and November 2024, a total of
Consequently, the Akufo-Addo/Bawumia government has overseen 88% of the National Communications Authority (NCA) licensed investments in fiber optic cables in Ghana. Basic facts:
A fibre optic cable that will deliver high speed, reliable and cheaper Internet and telecommunication services in Ghana reached the Osu Beach in Accra Tuesday .
Accra, Dec. 17, GNA – The Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications (GCT) and the Electronic Money Issuers (EMIs) Chamber of Ghana have disclosed that
Additionally, the article aims at assessing the regulatory framework of fiber cable deployment, the MNOs lapses in managing fiber optic infrastructure in Ghana and to propose efficient techniques that can be
Sam George says, the initiative will integrate fibre optic installation into ongoing government road construction projects under the Big Push programme. Under this arrangement,
Ghana is making significant progress in building a strong digital economy. The Cabinet has approved a new proposal for road construction. This requires integrating fibre-optic ducts and
This proposal comes in light of ongoing outages affecting multiple submarine fibre optic cables, which serve as crucial conduits for internet connectivity in the country. Mr. Ansah Akuffo
Early this year, the Ghana Chamber of Telecommunications had reported alarming statistics on fiber-optic cable cuts in 2023, with these data showing 6,232 interruptions in that year,
Ghana''s Cabinet has approved a landmark “Dig Once” policy requiring fibre-optic ducts and access chambers to be built into all new road
Fiberisation is the process of laying fiber-optic cables to provide high-speed internet access to homes, businesses, and institutions. Compared to
This would allow multiple operators to lay fibre without repeatedly excavating roads, thereby shielding the cables from future construction damage.