By
John Waweru
Data Journalist
Nation Media Group
Kenya is set to add two new undersea fibre optic cables before 2027 in Africa’s race for more bandwidth and high-speed internet amid the AI push.
The new cables will expand Kenya’s capacity as the country races to close the gap with the continent’s top connectivity hubs.
By
John Waweru
Data Journalist
Nation Media Group
Kenya is set to add two new undersea fibre optic cables before 2027 in Africa’s race for more bandwidth and high-speed internet amid the AI push.

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