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Kilimanjaro, Tanzania – On 13th December, high speed internet coverage was initially provided on Uhuru Peak, at the top of Africa’s highest mountain at 5,985 metres above sea level, as

Solar-powered high altitude platforms could solve the problem of rural connectivity in communities across the globe. They may also save lives – and economies – during the next global pandemic,

Now more than ever, being digitally connected is vital to maintaining a sense of normalcy during the current circumstances. Education is one critical sector particularly affected by the global COVID-19

A new report issued today by the Broadband Commission for Sustainable Development shows that a growing number of governments now benchmark the status of broadband in their national broadband plans.