Subsea cable cut: We've successfully restored operations, says MTN

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MTN Group says Bayobab, its subsidiary, has successfully restored its operations — recovering over 3 terabits per second of capacity across its footprint.submarine cable cuts had affected subsea cable service providers and disrupted internet traffic in major parts of Africa.

On March 18, the network provider, in a message to subscribers, said recovery efforts were going on, adding that its network had partially improved. “Throughout this challenging period, we prioritised the restoration of services by swiftly activating new cables to increase inter-connectivity and establish alternative routes, thereby bolstering our network resilience.

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