25 March 2025
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The London Internet Exchange (LINX) has successfully expanded its network in Nairobi, completing the integration with PAIX Nairobi, which is now ready for service orders. This expansion is designed to enhance local internet traffic management and support the burgeoning digital economy in the region.
Launched in November 2023, LINX Nairobi is a neutral, multi-site IXP that initially operated from three data centre locations across the Kenyan capital. The decision to extend the network fabric to include PAIX Nairobi was driven by demand from the local networking community, allowing PAIX to serve as a full access point to the LINX infrastructure.
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The Namibian Competition Commission (NaCC) has launched a critical investigation into a dark fibre infrastructure agreement involving Telecom Namibia, MTC, and Namibia Power Corporation (NamPower), citing concerns that the arrangement has hindered competition among industry players.
This decision follows a comprehensive inquiry prompted by the completion of the agreement, which was originally signed on 1 June 2012.
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14 March 2025

AFR-IX Telecom has successfully secured new funding from the European Commission to support the MEDUSA AFRICA Submarine Cable System through the CEF Digital programme.
This investment represents a significant advancement in improving digital connectivity between Europe and Africa, aiding in the economic and technological development of the region.
Find out more13 March 2025

Paratus Group, a pan-African telecommunications and network services provider, has officially launched Paratus Tanzania through a joint venture with local firm Green Telecom.
This launch follows the opening of Paratus Kenya just four months prior, marking a significant step in the group's ambitious expansion plans throughout East Africa and sub-equatorial regions.
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