Isocel Telecom plans fibre expansion to connect half a million homes

Posted on November 30, 2024 by Guest authors

Benin-based broadband provider Isocel Telecom has announced ambitious plans to expand its network to reach up to half a million households, emphasising that fibre is still essential to fill the gaps that mobile connectivity cannot yet address.

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