Sudan: Freedom on the Net 2024 Country Report | Freedom House
A nationwide cut to internet access occurred in February 2024, attributed to the RSF''s occupation of facilities belonging to major internet service providers (ISPs) in Khartoum.
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Online outages: Q3 2025 Internet disruption summary
The most recent such disruption occurred on August 26, when they experienced two different cuts on their fiber optic infrastructure, according to an X post from the company''s Director
Sudatel Telecommunications | Connecting Nations
Founded in 1993, Sudatel has grown into one of Sudan''s leading telecom providers. With operations in Sudan, Senegal, Mauritania, and the UAE, we are dedicated to bridging digital divides through
Makuei reveals plan to bring fiber optics from Ethiopia, Sudan
Speaking at a panel discussion in Addis Ababa, on Tuesday, Makuei said the new route would become the connectivity cable alongside the existing links from Uganda and the impending
Fears of Communication Services Being Cut Off in Sudan
Workers in telecommunication companies in Sudan have reported security and logistical problems that have led to the suspension of two major companies in the country. Additionally, entire states have
Internet shutdowns in Sudan
By late September, fibre optic disruptions halted travel bookings, education platforms, and business operations, which also affected fixed and mobile lines alike.
Sudan: Comms Blackout Across Sudan As Rains Damage Essential Fiber
Engineers who spoke to Radio Dabanga attributed the cable outage to floods and heavy rains that swept through large parts of the Red Sea state. Communications services were also
Horizon Fiber Initiative to interconnect Ethiopia, Djibouti and Sudan
Ethio Telecom, Djibouti Telecom and Sudatel are also pitching the Horizon Fiber Initiative as a terrestrial alternative to reliance on subsea cables after a year of frequent disruptions due to
Sudan: Comms Blackout Across Sudan As Rains
Engineers who spoke to Radio Dabanga attributed the cable outage to floods and heavy rains that swept through large parts of the Red Sea state.
PEACE Cable Cut Disrupts East African Connectivity
The 15,000-kilometer PEACE cable suffered damage spanning approximately 1,450 kilometers from Zafarana, Egypt, to Singapore, with a concentrated impact in Sudan''s exclusive