In addition, Madam Owusu emphasized the significance of utilizing regional cooperation via programs like the Regional African Satellite Company (RASCOM) to guarantee long-term connection resilience throughout the continent.
As Owusu put it, “we must also invest in operationalizing RASCOM instead of each country going at it alone,” highlighting the necessity of a team effort to handle upcoming issues with internet infrastructure.
Owusu called on network operators to establish backup routes in order to quickly restore phone services, recognizing their vital role in the process. The goal of this preventative action is to lessen the disruption to Ghana’s communication services caused by the current outage.
There has been a great deal of excitement among Ghanaians and businesses around Starlink’s impending debut in the country’s market.
Starlink aims to transform internet access in Ghana with its state-of-the-art satellite technology, providing more dependable and quicker speeds, especially in underserved rural areas.
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