Report (The Broadband for All Working Group) has shown that in Africa, less than a third of the population have access to broadband connectivity. So, urgent action is needed to close the internet access gap with universal, affordable and good quality internet access, comes 2030. To achieve universal broadband access, African countries will need to bring about 1.1 billion more people online. This will require exceptional and coordinated efforts from governments, the private sector, development partners and civil society.
We are on a mission to ensure that this is achievable comes 2030. Making all aspects of our lives smart is a requirement, as the world advance in technology. Internet is the backbone to drive this with adequate broadband services. The outbreak of COVID 19 virus ravaging the world is an eye opener for us to know that it’s becoming imperative to make our homes, schools and workplace smart.
With this we will have access to the world through reliable broadband services from the comfort of our domains in a secured way. We will be able to work remotely, our children will be able to listen to lectures and do assignments remotely, we would remotely order for goods and services which cannot be found within our community comfortably. We would be able secure and have access to our domains from anywhere in the world.