The National Communications Authority (NCA)in Ghana has provided clarity on the widespread internet connectivity, stating that these issues in the Ghana were caused by undersea cable failures, leading to data service degradation nationwide.
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According to the NCA, the undersea cable disruptions occurred primarily in Senegal and Cote d’Ivoire, with additional disruptions reported in Portugal. These cables are crucial for carrying international traffic, and their failure has significantly impacted data services throughout the country.
The statement acknowledged that Mobile Network Operators (MNOs) are also facing service challenges due to these disruptions. However, the MNOs have implemented redundancy measures and are diligently working to restore full services. Additionally, affected customers have been informed of the disruptions through various communication channels.
The NCA emphasized its commitment to monitoring the situation closely and pledged to provide updates to the public as necessary.
As internet connectivity remains a vital aspect of daily life and business operations, the NCA’s efforts to address and mitigate the impact of undersea cable disruptions are crucial for ensuring the resumption of seamless data services nationwide.
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