As undersea submarine cable networks are expanded around the African continent a huge increase in internet connectivity is expected. FULL STORY >

SEACOM confirms that all repairs to the submarine cable system have been completed FULL STORY >

After an extended period of downtime and sporadic disconnections, SEACOM says their cable is up and running again. FULL STORY >

Submarine cable system may only be fully operational late this weeks says SEACOM FULL STORY >

SEACOM announces that it has identified the cable fault and is now implementing measures to repair it. FULL STORY >

MWEB confirms it is fully operational after SEACOM outage affected international connectivity this week FULL STORY >

Local ISP Afrihost has set up a proxy server which will allow its users to visit international websites despite the SEACOM delay. FULL STORY >

With international connectivity an issue due to problems with the SEACOM cable, local ISP MWEB responds. FULL STORY >

Repairs on the Seacom cable may take up to a week according to the latest reports from the company. FULL STORY >

The Main One undersea cable has been launched, giving Africans around the continent an additional 1.92 Tbps internet capacity. FULL STORY >

Unconfirmed cable fault results in major downtime for a number of South African users FULL STORY >

The number of South African internet users has finally passed the five million mark, breaking through the 10 mark of internet penetration for the county. FULL STORY >

2010 will be a very interesting year in the ISP arena with the issue of pricing, the World Cup and the potential for greater fixed line competition all looming large. FULL STORY >

All the imporant tech activity in July 09 FULL STORY >

It is difficult to convey the hope that yesterdayÔÇÖs switching on of the 17 000 km Seacom cable brings. FULL STORY >