19 December 2025
Orange and Inwi have revealed that the Medusa submarine fibre optic cable has arrived on Morocco’s coast, marking the kingdom’s sixth interconnected international cable. The new infrastructure is set to become operational in 2026, further strengthening Morocco’s global connectivity.
Inwi emphasized that this project aligns with a long-term vision to enhance the country's digital sovereignty, bolster network resilience, and promote digital inclusion nationwide.
Find out more18 December 2025
Algeria is set to connect to a new submarine fibre optic cable to enhance internet speeds across the country. The project was announced on December 15 by Sid Ali Zerrouki, Minister of Post and Telecommunications, during a radio interview.
The Algerian Press Service (APS) reported that the foundation stone for the new cable will be laid within the next two days. However, no specific details were provided about the infrastructure’s name, capacity, cost, technical partners, or timeline for commissioning.
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17 December 2025
WIOCC Group has announced the successful securing of an additional USD $65 million in debt financing.
This new funding, arranged through a sustainability-linked debt facility, involves key financial partners including IFC, Proparco, Emerging Africa Infrastructure and Asia Infrastructure Fund (EAAIF), and Ninety-One. The capital will be directed towards expanding connectivity capacity and strengthening digital infrastructure across the continent
Find out more16 December 2025
Cameroon has completed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to participate in the Medusa Africa submarine cable project and has forwarded it to the Presidency for final approval.
The country’s contribution to the project is estimated at CFA 32.8 billion (approximately US$58.6 million).
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