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Why Does The Internet Keep Going Down in Africa? | Next Africa
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14:06Now PlayingThe Internet plays a massive role in our lives. So much that living without it could seem challenging.
Since the beginning of the year, several African countries have faced Internet disruptions due to damage to the cables that provide connectivity.
How to address this issue and what long-term solutions can be implemented to provide better Internet access in Africa?
This week, host Jennifer Zabasajja and reporters Ramah Nyang in Nairobi and Loni Prinsloo in Johannesburg are delving into the cause behind the recent slowdown and potential alternatives for the future.
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