#guineabissau

Those huts are typically a reflection of the vernacular architecture in Guina-Bissau. They are suitable for climate changes, rain, and wind resistant. I wish someday to dwell in one of those.

The Internet first appeared in Africa in the 1980s when the first Internet network system was set up in South Africa. Then came the first dial-up connection (to France) that connected Africa to the Internet

Digital technology is changing the way consumers and businesses in Africa live, work and transact, offering companies new and innovative ways to market and sell their products in some of the fastest growing

The internet has changed the world, as we know it. With fast connections and capable devices, whatever information you need is just a click away. Unfortunately, you need more than one click in several

A fast, affordable, secure and transparent Internet must be a priority for African governments. Why? The benefits of access are broad and significant. Increase access to a FAST Internet can: Reduce the

For a long time, development seemed to be concentrated in urban centers, towns and villages seeking to move to 5G, while some of our rural or remote areas have not yet been connected. However, connectivity

In 2016, the quantity of Internet subscribers in Sub-Saharan Africa speaks to as per the Internet Society about 28.3% of the populace when contrasted with the worldwide average of over 45%. However, there

Internet a revolutionary innovation of this century connecting millions of people around the globe, people are just a click away from each other while sitting miles away from each other they can see each

The unbearably slow speed of internet in West Africa must be the most baffling thing about being online. It has additionally influenced economic development and business, the staggering expense, absence

According to a recent report released by Ookla shows growth in Internet speed. The state of the internet report this week demonstrating mobile and broadband internet are increasing around the globe, although

Guinea-Bissau based Cajutel intends to give broadband internet access to unserved individuals in the western locale of Africa. The undertaking will utilize solar fueled technology to bring public with

The report finds access to and use of information and communication technologies around the world is trending upwards. It notes most internet users are in developed countries, with more than 80 percent

Just a fourth of Africans have access to the Internet, however, the region is seeing the most grounded development, as per the International Telecommunication Union's (ITU's) most recent insights. Out

Internet service in Africa is very expensive to access and use, primarily because of poorly development internet infrastructure. Africa is indeed a great continent but yes there is whole room for growth,

The African telecom infrastructure is very poor. In fact, without the proper infrastructure, there will be no internet access. Mobile is the connectivity that is known to many people, and the mobile operators

Cajutel ICO raising their funding to build infrastructure covering every remote and rural area of Guinea-Bissau to make the internet available to all.Internet is a great way to connect under developed

Cajutel's aim is to convey fast internet and IPTV to the general population of Guinea-Bissau (and conceivably Guinea too) at much lower costs. The execution is wanted to increment by 20x, the cost will

Computerized proficiency is progressively on the plan for governments, universal associations and mobile operators. The exploration that the Connected Society groups have done recommends that numerous

The Internet is a next big thing in the world, the ever-increasing communication, and connectivity between every object around us will have a great impact on every aspect of life. The more and more storing

Cajutel to the rescue- In the west of Africa, the poor pay nearly 100 times more for 1 GB of data compared to the rich. That was a key message delivered by Project Cajutel, which aims to deliver high-speed