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Malawi's Minister of Information and Communications Technology revealed that the first phase of the National Fibre Backbone Project, which aims to connect 28 major cities and districts in the country through a 1,230-kilometre fibre network system, has been completed
.
According to reports, the project was launched in April 2017, and the first phase of construction began in July 2017, including fiber optic lines
from Mapanga to Chiradzulu and Zomba to Liwonde.
The $23 million Malawi National Fibre Optic Backbone Project aims to integrate government-run systems and increase internet access, particularly in rural areas
.
The project was deployed by equipment supplier Huawei through transmission lines owned by the Malawi Electricity Supply Company (ESCOM
).
In November 2016, the Chinese government agreed to provide Malawi with a US$21.
7 million loan
for a backbone fiber optic network project, following the signing of a framework agreement.
Malawi's Minister of Information and Communications Technology revealed that the first phase of the National Fibre Backbone Project, which aims to connect 28 major cities and districts in the country through a 1,230-kilometre fibre network system, has been completed
.
According to reports, the project was launched in April 2017, and the first phase of construction began in July 2017, including fiber optic lines
from Mapanga to Chiradzulu and Zomba to Liwonde.
The $23 million Malawi National Fibre Optic Backbone Project aims to integrate government-run systems and increase internet access, particularly in rural areas
.
The project was deployed by equipment supplier Huawei through transmission lines owned by the Malawi Electricity Supply Company (ESCOM
).
In November 2016, the Chinese government agreed to provide Malawi with a US$21.
7 million loan
for a backbone fiber optic network project, following the signing of a framework agreement.
