Different internet services that are connecting Africa to the world

Africans are now filled with hope because of the Internet services they have been receiving. It has opened many opportunities for them. Agricultural workers have the best benefit because they can now compare the market prices on the phone. According to NiiQuaynor an important fact is that internet penetration in Africa has crossed the level of 15%, which bodes well for the future.

He is also called the father of the internet. Until 2009, Africans could only communicate through satellites, and that facility was expensive. Today, VSAT Service in Africa, C band in Africa, Satellite Internet in Africa,and a few othershave helped in research, development, and education of Africa. They can now have access to important and necessary information from other countries.

Here is how technology has helped citizens.

1. In Tanzania, Zanzibar has given access to technological tools in schools.
2. Women in the technological world have increased.
3. The pan-African movement has helped build 100 technological laboratories in 28 countries across Africa.
4. Youth is developing applications for local needs
5. Increase in standard of living

In many African countries foroffering seamless Internet broadband connectivity, VSAT is used.It is a service that allows businesses to access the European or US internet via satellite in areas that otherwise lack internet services. Satellite works on the KU band or C-band. C band helps in reaching rural areas and is not affected much by rains.

 Africa had invested 5 million USD in telecommunications in 2005. Slowly and gradually, Africa's internet subscriptions are increasing. This is a piece of good news as it will make their standard of living better, and they will be exposed to a lot of valuable information. Internet connections increase the knowledge and scope of any person if used correctly. INTERSAT provides a lot of internet solutions in Africa and mostly to government, private sectors, and organizations.